A sequence of trials is called Bernoulli trials if the trials are
Adependent and have three outcomes
Bindependent and have only two outcomes: success and failure
Cmutually exclusive and exhaustive events only
Dfinite trials with equally likely outcomes only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. independent and have only two outcomes: success and failure
Bernoulli trials are defined as independent repetitions of an experiment having exactly two outcomes, commonly called success and failure.
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