Practicing Success
Which of the statement are true for Bernoulli trials? |
Each trial has exactly two outcomes. Each trial are dependent of each other. The probability of success or failure remains same in each trial Both 1& 3 |
Both 1& 3 |
Bernoulli Trials Many random experiments that we carry out have only two outcomes that are either failure or success. For example, a product can be defective or non-defective, etc. These types of independent trials which have only two possible outcomes are known as Bernoulli trials. Bernoulli trials, must satisfy these conditions: 1. The number of trials should be finite. 2. The trials must be independent. 3. Each trial should have exactly two outcomes: success or failure. 4. The probability of success or failure does not change for each trial. |