Show proof of the following. Provide all derivations used. 2. Consider a multinomial distribution with three possible outcomes. The distribution of X1 is binomial with parameters N, N-n1 and n. Give both analytical and probabilistic proofs.

Show proof of the following. Provide all derivations used. 2. Consider a multinomial distribution with three possible outcomes. The distribution of X1 is binomial with parameters N, N-n1 and n. Give both analytical and probabilistic proofs.

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Show proof of the following. Provide all derivations used.
2. Consider a multinomial distribution with three possible outcomes. The distribution of X1 is binomial
with parameters N, N-ni and n. Give both analytical and probabilistic proofs.

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