Discrete probability distributions random binomial distribution

The binomial distribution predicts the probability of observing any given number (k) of successes in a series of n random independent trials. This distribution can only be applied to discrete population sizes. In its simplest form, the outcome of a trial can only be one of two events, yes or no, success or failure, but the analysis can be extended to situations where more outcomes are possible. 

Binomial distribution. This is a discrete distribution in finite space The probability that the random variable n takes any integer value between 0 and N is given by... 

Binomial Distribution A distribution of data or results describing probabilities of the outcome of trials that can have one or two mutually exclusive results (e.g., exposure above or below a permissible exposure limit or PEL ). This theoretically discrete probability distribution for a binomial random variable is represented as ... 

---