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SAT, 15.12.2021 14:10 johnkings140

P(getting exactly 7 correct) = 0. 0031 P(getting exactly 8 correct) = 0. 000386 P(getting exactly 9 correct) = 2. 86 × 10–5 P(getting exactly 10 correct) = 9. 54 × 10–7 Describe the pattern in the probability of getting greater numbers of successes.

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