solved Many probability experiments can be reduced to two outcomes: success

Many probability experiments can be reduced to two outcomes: success or failure. For example, a surgeon performs a surgery on a patient. Either the surgery was successful (success) or the surgery was unsuccessful (failure). Probability experiments such as these are called Binomial Probability Distributions.InstructionsIn your initial post:Discuss the requirements of a binomial probability distribution.Provide two real-world examples of a binomial experiment.Make sure to specify why these are binomial experiments.Determine the values of n, x, p, and q for each real-world example.In your reply post:Reflect on your peer’s post and discuss what makes another student’s examples similar and different from your own examples.Or expound on how these can be defined as discrete random variables and why they are not continuous random variables.