7.In a communication system each data packetconsistssofDeach bitmay be bits.Due to the rNOWith ANE 1. It isNGinassumed bit errors occur independently. Findthe probability that there are more than 120errors in a certain data packet.D

Given: Sample size (n) = 1000 Probability of error in bit (p) = 0.10 Let X follows binomial…

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