A seminar class consists of eight students. Three are males and five are females. A sample of three students is to be selected at random, without replacement, from the class. Let X represent the number of males obtained in the sample. "Then X is a binomial random variable." Is the statement in quotes true or false?
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X follows Binomial(n,p) where n=3 which is the sample size and p=3/8 as there are 3 males where number of students are 8 which means P(male)=3/8
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