p = p(believe in reincarnation) = 0.43
n = 6
x = no. of adults in sample of believe in reincarnation
here, P(x) = 6Cx * (0.43^x) * (1-0.43)^(6-x)
1st part :
P(6) = 6C6 * (0.43^6) * (1-0.43)^(6-6)
= 0.43^6
= 0.0063
2nd part :
P(at most 3 of 6 believe in reincarnation) = 0.7768
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