If a Bernoulli trial is conducted $n$ times,then which one of the following is not suitable to use Poisson distribution?
$(i)$ Each trial results in two mutually exclusive outcomes namely success,failure.
(ii) The number $n$ of such trials is sufficiently large.
(iii) The trials are independent of each other.
(iv) The probability $p$ of success in each trial is very large.

  • A
    (iv)
  • B
    (iii)
  • C
    (ii)
  • D
    $(i)$

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