Assertion (A): In the curve , a high value of h indicate a high peak and rapid fall in the curve.Reason (R): If the number of ways in an event may result can be analysed into a successes and b failures, each equally likely to occur, the probability of success in a single trial is -A-Both A and R are correct and R is correct explanation of AB-Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation of AC-A is true, R is falseD-A is false, R is true-B-Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation of A

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Assertion (A):  In the curve , a high value of h indicate a high peak and rapid fall in the curve.Reason (R): If the number of ways in an event may result can be analysed into a successes and b failures, each equally likely to occur, the probability of success in a single trial is -A-Both A and R are correct and R is correct explanation of AB-Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation of AC-A is true, R is falseD-A is false, R is true-B-Both A and R are correct but R is not correct explanation of A

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Assertion (A): In the curve , a high value of h indicate a high peak and rapid fall in the curve.Reason (R): If the number of ways in an event may result can be analysed into a successes and b failures, each equally likely to occur, the probability of success in a single trial is

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Q1: Assertion (A): In the curve , a high value of h indicate a high peak and rapid fall in the curve.Reason (R): If the number of ways in an event may result can be analysed into a successes and b failures, each equally likely to occur, the probability of success in a single trial is

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Assertion (A): In the curve , a high value of h indicate a high peak and rapid fall in the curve.Reason (R): If the number of ways in an event may result can be analysed into a successes and b failures, each equally likely to occur, the probability of success in a single trial is

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