People with O-negative blood are called "universal donors" because O-negative blood can be given to anyone else regardless of recipient's bloodtype. About 6% of people have type O-negative blood. A clinic is running ablood drive. If at least 220 0-negative donors give blood, the clinic will havesufficient O-negative blood for the coming month. If 4000 donors come tothe blood drive, what's the probability that the clinic will not have sufficientO-negative donors?What is the correct answer?Answer: (0.131; 0.085; 0.036; 0.464 or 0.109)

HERE n = 4000 p = probability of O- negative blood type = 0.06

Answered: sufficient O-negative blood for the…

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