Groups of Binomial Data

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From: MARS::LEE_RB
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 17:39

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      If I have a group of approximately 10 independent subjects each
following their own binomial distribution, what distribution should I expect
the group to follow?  How would the mean and variance for the group
be calculated?  Should I expect the group to follow a binomial distribution,
and if so how would I test to see if it did?

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