Which of the following variables would NOT be used for a binomial distribution?
A) age (over 65 or under 65)
B) gender (male or female)
C) jury verdict (guilty or not guilty
D) religion (Catholic, Protestant, Buddhist, etc.).

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A binomial distribution requires only two possible outcomes or categories. Age, gender, and jury verdict all have only two possible outcomes and could be used in a binomial distribution. However, religion has more than two possible categories, so it would not be appropriate for a binomial distribution.

Which of the Following Variables Would NOT Be Used for a Binomial