Problem : Assume that the Binomial conditions are met for the values of n and p. A fair die isthrown 8 times and getting a sum 10 is treated as a success.i) Find the probability of getting sum 10 exactly 3 times.ii) Find the probability of getting a success at least 2 times.iii) Find the probability of getting a success at most 2 times.iv) Find mean, variance and standard deviation for getting a sum 10.

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