MULTINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION
A distribution that displays the likelihood of potential results of an experiment with constant trials in which every trial can lead to a specified number of outtakes higher than two. It can display the result of tossing two dice; each dice can land on one of six possible values. On the other hand, the result of a toss coin is shown using a binomial distribution because it only has two possible results in every toss, heads or tails.
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