In a binomial distribution, what are the values of n and p if variance= mean^2?

In a binomial distribution, what are the values of n and p if variance= mean^2?

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  1. Answer:

    question is not clear to me but still check the answer below

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Variance of binomial distribution = np(1-p)

    mean of binomial distribution = np

    given variance = 2 x Mean

    it means

    np(1-p) = 2np

    1-p = 2

    so p = 3

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