How is a binomial distribution different from a Bernoulli distribution?
1 Answer
Nov 22, 2016
the Binomial is just the aggregate of many Bernoulli trials
Explanation:
if the Bernoulli is
1= success , 2= success:
1= fail , 2= success:
1= success , 2= fail:
1= fail , 2= fail:
now if we wanted to know the probability of exactly 1 success out of 2 trials we know that
if we want exactly 2 success out of 2 trials then
it turns out that if you continue like this you end up with the binomial form