Suppose ten observations are selected randomly with replacement from the dataset. Using answer in Q6, what is the probability that less than 2 subjects have high blood pressure? CrosstabsCase Processing SummaryCasesValidMissingTotalNPercentNPercentNPercentsbp * Smoker?1840100.0%0.0%1840100.0%sbp * Smoker? CrosstabulationCountSmoker?NoYesTotalsbplow blood pressure8883351223high blood pressure112505617Total10008401840 - FrequenciesStatisticssbpNValid1840MissingsbpCumulativePercentFrequencyPercentValid PercentValid low blood pressure122366.566.566.5high blood pressure61733.533.5100.0Total1840100.0100.0

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Suppose ten observations are selected randomly with replacement from the dataset. Using answer in Q6, what is the probability that less than 2 subjects have high blood pressure?

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