b. It is known that 65% of all voters vote for political party A in the Municipal Elections. A random sample of 30 voters were called and asked for which political party they plan to vote in the upcoming Municipal Election.
Let ?=the number of voters who vote for political party A in the Municipal Elections.
1. Calculate the probability that 20 of the 30voters will vote for political party A in the Municipal election. (5)
2. Calculate probability that more than 19 but less than 22voters will vote for political party A in the Municipal election. (10)
3. Calculate the expected number of voters who will vote for political party A in the Municipal election.
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