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The maximum temperature reached on any day can be classified as above freezing or below freezing. In a certain city of UK, January weather statistics indicate the probability a January day will be above freezing is 24%. Use the binomial distribution to determine these probabilities.
- All seven days in the next week will be above freezing.
- Is this a reasonable application of the binomial distribution/ Why or why not?
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