2. In a recent poll, 81% of parents with children under 18 years of age said that it ismore difficult to raise children now. Assume that this percentage is true for thecurrent population of all parents with children under 18 years of age. You take arandom sample of 1000 such parents.Using the binomial probability formula:a) Find the probability that from within the sample 800 or less will hold thesame view.b) Find the probability that from within the sample, 800 to 830 will hold thesame view.

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