Question

Long or short? Put the names of all the students in your statistics class in a hat. Mix up the names, and draw 4 without looking. Let X = the number whose last names have more than six letters.

Short answer

The given statement is correct, is based on the binomial distribution.

Step-by-step solution

Given Information

The Trials is conducted$\left(\mathrm{n}\right)=4$

X = the number whose last names have more than six letters.

According to the given question

The random variable X satisfies the following requirements.

1. There is no indication of the likelihood of success. As a result, it isn't corrected.

2. The number of names is set.

3. The names on the slips are not unrelated to one another.

4. There are two possibilities.

All of the binomial criteria are not met in this case.

As a result, X can be considered to follow the binomial distribution.