(c) The probability that a resident of Senadin, Miri supports a wildlife conservation campaign is 0.6. A sample of 18 residents of Senadin, Miri is chosen at random. Given that the sample is binomial distribution, calculate the probability that: (1) exactly 9 residents support the campaign. (ii) less than 3 residents support the campaign. (d) The number of accidents occurring in a traffic light each week follows a Poisson distribution with mean 1.5. Determine the probability that: 1) less than 2 accidents occur in a particular week, (ii) more than 5 accidents occur in two weeks.