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Suppose an exam consists of 20 true-or-false questions. A student takes the exam b...

Suppose an exam consists of 20 true-or-false questions. A student takes the exam by guessing the answer to each question. What is the probability that the student correctly answers 15 or more of the questions? [Hint: Use a simulation approach. Generate a large number (2,000 or more sets)of 20 single-digit numbers. Each number represents the answer to one of the questions on the exam, with even digits representing correct answers and odd digits representing wrong answers. Determine the relative frequency of the sets having 15 or more correct answers.]fatal crash. Discuss why this statement is misleading.

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