In a binomial experiment
a. the probability does not change from trial to trial.
b. the probability changes from trial to trial.
c. the probability could change from trial to trial, depending on the situation under consideration.
d. the probability could change depending on the number of outcomes.
Question 2
To calculate an activity's latest finish time, you should consider its
a. predecessors' latest finish times
b. predecessors' latest start times
c. successors' earliest start times
d. successors' latest start times
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