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Mathematics, 20.02.2020 16:53 allee35

Archaeologists want to determine the probability of a certain number of students finding a fossil during an expedition.
The probability of an individual finding a fossil is 22%. What determines the number of successful trials in this study?
the probability of an individual finding a fossil
the probability of an individual not finding a fossil
the number of individuals surveyed who found a fossil
the number of individuals whom the archaeologist survey

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