The binomial distribution equations will not give exact probabilities for experiments in
which sampling is done without replacement. In those cases, the trials are not
independent.

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The binomial distribution assumes that each trial is independent and the probability of success remains constant. When sampling is done without replacement, the probability of success changes with each trial, violating these assumptions.

The Binomial Distribution Equations Will Not Give Exact Probabilities for Experiments