In a binomial experiment with 21 trials, and a probability of success 0.581, compute the probability of exactly 13 successes. If we were going to compute this using the binomial probability formula, which of the following is correct? 13! – 21 (0.58121)(1 – 0.581)3- 21!(21 – 13)! 21! – 13 (0.581) (1 – 0.581)²1- 13!(21 – 13)! 21! -(0.581*)(1 – 0.581)1 13!21! 21! (0.581") 13!(21 – 13)! What is the probability? (rounded to four decimal places)

In a binomial experiment with 21 trials, and a probability of success 0.581, compute the probability of exactly 13 successes. If we were going to compute this using the binomial probability formula, which of the following is correct? 13! – 21 (0.58121)(1 – 0.581)3- 21!(21 – 13)! 21! – 13 (0.581) (1 – 0.581)²1- 13!(21 – 13)! 21! -(0.581*)(1 – 0.581)1 13!21! 21! (0.581") 13!(21 – 13)! What is the probability? (rounded to four decimal places)

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**Binomial Probability Calculation**

In a binomial experiment with 21 trials, and a probability of success 0.581, compute the probability of exactly 13 successes.

If we were going to compute this using the binomial probability formula, which of the following is correct?

- Option A:
\[
\frac{13!}{21!(21 - 13)!} (0.581^{21})(1 - 0.581)^{13-21}
\]

- Option B:
\[
\frac{21!}{13!(21 - 13)!} (0.581^{13})(1 - 0.581)^{21-13}
\]

- Option C:
\[
\frac{21!}{13!21!} (0.581^{13})(1 - 0.581)^{21}
\]

- Option D:
\[
\frac{21!}{13!(21 - 13)!} (0.581^{13})
\]

**What is the probability? (rounded to four decimal places)**

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