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the probability p remains the same

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Prior results have no effects on the next results

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success or failure

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While binomial probability distributions are approximately Normal, geometric probability distributions are heavily skewed right

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1/p

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To find the mean of a Geometric Random Variable you have to use the equation 1/P

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Becomes skewed rather than normal such a the binomial distribution.

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There is no zero when dealing with a geometric range because you can't be successful with 0 trials.

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GeomCdf cannot work with zeroes.

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(Failure chance)^(number of trials)*(success chance)

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number of trials until success

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P(Y=k)=q^(k-1)*p

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Binomial: Roll two dice ten times, count how many times you roll doubles
Geometric: Roll two dice until you get doubles, count how many times you roll the dice

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Instead of fixed number of trials, go until you succeed

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Binary
Independent
Trials (not Number anymore)
Success