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Binomial Approx. to Hypergeo.: Second Example.


  
Figure 2: Illustration of binomial approximation to the hypergeometric. In this case, n = 16 is small compared to N = 600. In fact, the maximum difference between the two p.m.f.'s is about 0.0035, which is close enough for statistical work.
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Dennis Cox
2/12/2001