A recent survey found that 84% of first-year college students were involved in volunteer work at least occasionally. Suppose a random sample of 13 college students is taken. Find the probability that exactly 8 students volunteered at least occasionally. The probability is nothing.

A recent survey found that 84% of first-year college students were involved in volunteer work at least occasionally. Suppose a random sample of 13 college students is taken. Find the probability that exactly 8 students volunteered at least occasionally. The probability is nothing.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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A recent survey found that

84%

of first-year college students were involved in volunteer work at least occasionally. Suppose a random sample of

college students is taken. Find the probability that exactly

students volunteered at least occasionally.

The probability is

nothing.

(Simplify your answer. Round to four decimal places as needed.)

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