When we use a normal distribution to approximate a binomial distribution, why do we make a conti

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Hossam Mohamed · Answer

Problem 2. We make a continuity correction because a variable that has a binomial distribution c

Joshua Argo · Answer

So down here I have listed out our condition for a binomial distribution that we need in order t

William Scherer · Answer

Okay, so we&#x27;re going to let n equal number of trials and p equal the probability of success. Oka

Adi S · Answer

It is to note that while doing standardization mean will be equals to 0 and sigma is equals to 1

Lucas Finney · Answer

So first of all, we need to find P, Q, and N for our binomial, where we know that P is the proba

When we use a normal distribution to approximate a binomial distribution, why do we make a continuity correction?