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lyn Heashp lsue Dale Thuneday, March 8,2018 Dse Date: Thersday, March 22, 2018 (1) (4 Pointe) Find each probability (a) Px-5),XB15,0.4). Reuned your snswer to t three decimal places (b) P(x S 15), if X~B(25,0.8). Round your s answer to three decimal places (e) P(x 2 3), xB(0,0.3). Round your anawer to three declmal places (d) P(12 s X s14),xB(20,0.7). Round your answer to three decimal places (2) (2 Points) A statistician takes a simple random sample of 20 voters in a certain up precinct. Suppose 65% of voters in the precinct favor a certain candidate in an coming election. Find these probabilities. (a) At least 13 voters in the sample favor the candidate. Round your answer to t hree decimal places (b) Less than 10 voters in the sample favor the candidate. Round your answer to three decimal places
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