A card player selects a playing card from a well-shuffled deck of standard playing cards and sees if the card is a red card or not. He keeps the card, and then makes another selection and sees if the card is a red card or not. He continues this process 10 times and counts the total number of red cards that he selects. Is this a binomial random variable? A. no since the total number of red cards in the deck is unknown at the start of the experiment B. no, since probabilities of drawing red cards do not remain the same from trial to trial C. yes since red cards are successes and he is counting the number of red cards drawn D. yes since a red card is a success and every other card is a failure

For a research project in a political science course, a student has collected information about the quality of life and the degree of political democracy in 50 nations. specifically, she used infant mortality rates to measure quality of life and the percentage of all adults who are permitted to vote in national elections as a measure of democratization. her hypothesis is that the quality of life is higher in more democratic nations. read this research description carefully. pay attention to the following: how many variables are in this research? what is the scale of the variable for infant mortality? p1c4. what is the dependent variable in this research problem? p1c4. is this research descriptive or inferential? does this research involves single variable analysis or two or more variable analysis?