CHEVRON PROBLEM The Chevron Oil Company has determined that 15% of its charge card customers will not pay their bills on time (i.e. by the due date). What is the probability that from a sample of 80 charge customer 10 or fewer customers will not pay on time?

CHEVRON PROBLEM The Chevron Oil Company has determined that 15% of its charge card customers will not pay their bills on time (i.e. by the due date). What is the probability that from a sample of 80 charge customer 10 or fewer customers will not pay on time?

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