A multinomial experiment, where the outcome of each trial can be classified into one of two categories, is identical to a binomial experiment.

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A multinomial experiment is one where there are multiple categories or outcomes that a trial can result in, whereas a binomial experiment is one where there are only two possible outcomes for each trial. Therefore, a multinomial experiment cannot be identical to a binomial experiment.

A Multinomial Experiment, Where the Outcome of Each Trial Can