An insurance company has 80 policy holders, each with an independent probability of 0.03 of filing a claim. Given that at least two policy holders file a claim, what is the probability that exactly three or four

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An insurance company has 80 policy holders, each with an independent probability of 0.03
of filing a claim. Given that at least two policy holders file a claim, what is the probability
that exactly three or four file a claim?

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Given that 

Number of trials n=80

Success of probability p=0.03

X~binomial (n,p)

nCx=n!/x!(n-x)!

 

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