The assumptions for the multinomial experiment parallel those for the binomial experiment with the exception that for the multinomial
A)there are more trials
B)the probability of each outcome can change from trial to trial
C)there are three or more outcomes per trial
D)the trials are not independent

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The multinomial experiment involves three or more outcomes per trial, whereas the binomial experiment involves only two outcomes per trial. The other assumptions for both experiments are the same, including independent trials and a fixed probability for each outcome.

The Assumptions for the Multinomial Experiment Parallel Those for the Binomial