For a binomial distribution,each trial has a known number of successes.For example,a four question multiple-choice test can only have zero,one,two,three and four successes (number correct).

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This statement is true. In a binomial distribution, there are a fixed number of trials and each trial can only have two outcomes (success or failure). The number of successes in each trial is known and fixed, and the total number of possible successes is often limited, as in the example of a multiple-choice test with a set number of questions.

For a Binomial Distribution,each Trial Has a Known Number of Successes.For