A company is reviewing a batch of 30 products to determine if any are defective. On average, 3.6% of productsare defective.Does this situation describe a binomial experiment, and why?PickWhat is the probability that the company will find 2 or fewer defective products in this batch?Ex: 1.23 %What is the probability that 4 or more defective products are found in this batch?Ex: 1.23 %If the company finds 5 defective products in this batch, should the company stop production?Pick

The total number of observations is The probability of getting defective is .

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