A hint to get started
Decide whether an experiment has a binomial model
For each experiment, determine whether X is binomial and state its parameters where appropriate.
(a) Draw a bead ten times without replacement from a jar containing 15 red and 25 blue beads; X counts red beads obtained.
(b) Repeat with the same 15 red and 25 blue beads, but with replacement on every draw.
(c) Randomly answer 20 true/false questions; X counts correct answers.
(d) Randomly answer 20 multiple-choice questions, some with four choices and the rest with five; X counts correct answers.
CJC · Lecture · Example 1
Set the trial count and name what counts as success.
Compare conditional probabilities after a previous success.
For guessing, state the independent uniform-choice assumption.