. The chief of personnel of a company has come to the conclusion that 15% of employees check their card late. If today's employee randomly selects the cards of 11 employees, what is the probability that they checked in late: a). At least two of them. b) At most three. c). Between one and three. d). Less than three.

. The chief of personnel of a company has come to the conclusion that 15% of employees check their card late. If today's employee randomly selects the cards of 11 employees, what is the probability that they checked in late: a). At least two of them. b) At most three. c). Between one and three. d). Less than three.

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2. The chief of personnel of a company has come to the conclusion that 15% of employees check their card late. If today's employee randomly selects the cards of 11 employees, what is the probability that they checked in late:
a). At least two of them.
b) At most three.
c). Between one and three.
d). Less than three.

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