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1 pts Which of the following situations describes a binomial random variable? O You are training your dog to catch a ball. You count the number of tosses before the dog catches his first ball. Assume that the dog's attempts to catch the ball are independent. You wish to obtain three out of the five prizes that are offered in Cocoa Krackers cereal boxes. You purchase Cocoa Krackers until all three prizes are obtained. You play two games against the same opponent. The probability that you win the first game is 0.4. If you win the first game the probability you also win the second game is 0.2. You are interested in the probability that you win both games. A new restaurant opening in Emory Village has a 30% chance of survival during their first year. Assume restaurant closures are independent. You count the number of restaurants that survive out of the 16 new restaurants that open this year, 1 pts Question 2 A test was conducted to determine if the proportion of American students who participate in Greek life is different than the proportion of International students who participate in Greek life. Fifty American and fifty international students were surveyed, and the test statistic found was 1.75. What is the p-value for this test? 0.05 < p value <0.10 O p-value > 0.5 O 0.1 p-value <0.5