Q60·Section III (Statistics)·60 of 84Counting failures instead of successes: n−X∼B(n,1−p)n-X\sim B(n,1-p)n−X∼B(n,1−p)If X is distributed as Binomial (n,p)(n,p)(n,p), 0<p<10<p<10<p<1, then: OptionsA−X-X−X is distributed B(−n,p)B(-n,p)B(−n,p)Bn−Xn-Xn−X is distributed B(n,1−p)B(n,1-p)B(n,1−p)CX−kX-kX−k is distributed B(n−k,p)B(n-k,p)B(n−k,p), when kkk is constantD1X\dfrac1XX1 is distributed as B(n,1p)B\bigl(n,\tfrac1p\bigr)B(n,p1)Pick an option to check your answer.Show answerShow solution Report a problem with this question← Q59All questionsQ61 →Keyboard: A–D answer · S solution · ←/→ previous/next