Binomial Theorem vs Binomial Distribution (1 Viewer)

K4M1N3 · Jul 27, 2011

Why is the binomial theorem formula different to the binomial probability distribution formula:
In both cases suppose: $(x+y)^{n}$

Binomial Theorem: $^{n}C_k (x)^{n-k}(y)^{k}$

Binomial Probability Distribution: $^{n}C_k (x)^{k}(y)^{n-k}$

ohexploitable · Jul 27, 2011

K4M1N3 · Jul 27, 2011

ohexploitable said:
$(x+y)^n=(y+x)^n$

:| I gets now. Thanks.

Binomial Theorem vs Binomial Distribution (1 Viewer)

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