Binomial Exact ProbabilitiesA company launches 15 products, and each of them has a 40% chance of being profitable in 5 years. If each product launch issuccessful independent of the other launches, what is the probebility that exactly 7 of the products launch successfullyint windependent trials with fived p'of success is a Binomial Distribution12.53%17.71%65.23%21.92%

Given that n=15 , p=40%=0.40 , q=1-p=1-0.40=0.60 X~Binomial(n=15,p=0.40) X= Number of successful…

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