O The random variable X has a binomial distribution B(11, p).If P(X = 8) = P(X = 7) find the value of p.O 100 families each with three children are found to have thefollowing number of boys.Number of boys13Frequency13344013a. Find the probability that a single baby born is a boy.b. Calculate the number of families with three children you wouldexpect to have two boys in a sample of 100 using your valuefrom (a).

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