A survey is making on people who exiting from a polling booth; asking them if they voted independent. The probability that a person voted independent is 0.34.What is the probability that 10 people must be asked before you can find 6 people who voted independent? Select one: a. 0.0026 b. 0.0440 c. 0.0369 d. 0.0098 e. 0.1469

A survey is making on people who exiting from a polling booth; asking them if they voted independent. The probability that a person voted independent is 0.34.What is the probability that 10 people must be asked before you can find 6 people who voted independent? Select one: a. 0.0026 b. 0.0440 c. 0.0369 d. 0.0098 e. 0.1469

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A survey is making on people who exiting
from a polling booth; asking them if they
voted independent. The probability that a
person voted independent is 0.34.What is
the probability that 10 people must be asked
before you can find 6 people who voted
independent?
Select one:
a. 0.0026
b. 0.0440
c. 0.0369
d. 0.0098
e. 0.1469

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