Consider the following Binomial Experiment: 180 people have been exposed to the flu. If the probability that a person contracting the flu on exposure is 0.37, find the variance of these 180 peopl contracting the flu. a) O 306.4865 b) 0419580 c) O 0.2331 d) O 24.6420 e) O 113.4000 Đ O None of the above. Review Later

Consider the following Binomial Experiment: 180 people have been exposed to the flu. If the probability that a person contracting the flu on exposure is 0.37, find the variance of these 180 peopl contracting the flu. a) O 306.4865 b) 0419580 c) O 0.2331 d) O 24.6420 e) O 113.4000 Đ O None of the above. Review Later

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