1. In a binomial experiment (an experiment with two possible outcomes), if P(S) = 0.36, what is P(F)?O A. 0.06O B. 0.74O C. 0.36O D. 0.642. Which of the following represents the probability of 3 successes in 5 trials?O A. 3C5 P(S)³P(F)5O B. 5C3P(S)³ P(F)²O C. 3C5 P(S)²P(F)5O D.5C3 P(S)³P(F)53. Suppose that, without even reading the questions, you guess on all four questions of a true-or-false test. Compare the quantity in Column A with the quantity inColumn B. Choose the best answer.Column AP (exactly one right answer)Column BP (exactly one wrong answer)O A. The quantity in Column A is greater.B. The quantity in Column B is greater.O C. The two quantities are equal.O D. The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.4. Suppose that you ask three friends to go to the mall. Each one has a 0.80 chance of saying yes. What is the probability that all three friends will say yes?O A. 0.096B. 0.384O C. 0.512O D. 0.64

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