alleryStart learning →Why are draws without replacement from a small box not Bernoulli trials?
AThe outcomes number three
BNumber of draws is not fixed
CSuccess chance shifts every draw
DEvery draw must succeed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Success chance shifts every draw
Removing an item changes the composition of the box, so the success probability is not the same each time.
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