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a) p =0.30 goes with graph II.
b) p =0.50 goes with graph I.
c) p =0.65 goes with graph III.
d) p =0.90 goes with graph IV.
e) In general when the probability of success is closed to 0.5 The graph is more Symmetrical.
f) In general when the probability of success is closed to 1 It will be skewed to left and when p is closed to zero it skewed to right.
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