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A sociologist wants to determine the probability that a certain number of individuals receive Social
Security. Identify the components of the binomial experiment.
1. the number of individuals that the sociologist surveys
number of trials
2. the number of individuals that receive social security
probability of success
3. the probability of an individual receiving social security
4. the probability of an individual not receiving social security
probability of failure
number of successful trials
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