Market research has shown that 84% of customers of Tasty Treat Ltd follow their Facebook page. A random sample of 14 persons were sampled. a) What probability distribution do you think best describes the situation? Why? A discreet probability distribution best describes this situation. b) Calculate the probability that more than 13 customers will follow their Facebook page. c) If 200 customers were sampled, determine the number expected to follow their Facebook page.

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