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- A wildlife survey sets out 13 trail cameras, one at each of 13 sites spread far apart across a forest.
- At a bubble tea shop, each order is hot with probability 0.20, iced with probability 0.65 and blended with probability 0.15 (made-up numbers).
- After its repair visits, a heating company texts a short survey link to each of the 5 customers it served that day.
- For each count, decide whether the binomial setting fits.
- Each claim below uses only "two outcomes per trial" to call a count binomial, and each is wrong.
- Each plan below gives a count that is not binomial.
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