It is known that 25% of inhabitants of a community favour a political party A. A random sample of 20 inhabitants was selected from the community and each person was asked he/she will vote for party A in an impending election. nat is the probability that: a. exactly two persons will vote for party A? b. at least three persons will vote for party A?

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> It is known that 25% of inhabitants of a community favour
a political party A. A random sample of 20 inhabitants was
selected from the community and each person was asked
he/she will vote for party A in an impending election.
What is the probability that:
a. exactly two persons will vote for party A?
b. at least three persons will vote for party A?
Transcribed Image Text:> It is known that 25% of inhabitants of a community favour a political party A. A random sample of 20 inhabitants was selected from the community and each person was asked he/she will vote for party A in an impending election. What is the probability that: a. exactly two persons will vote for party A? b. at least three persons will vote for party A?
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