b) exactly 3 are knee injuries?c) more than 2 are knee injuries?d) none are knee injuries? 3) A sports commentator claims that 45% of all football injuries are knee injuries. If thisclaim is true, what is the probability that in a game with 5 reported injuries:a) at least 1 is a knee injury?

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3) A sports commentator claims that 45% of all football injuries are knee injuries. If this claim is true, what is the probability that in a game with 5 reported injuries: a) at least 1 is a knee injury?