Suppose that Dunkin in the Student Success Center sells an average of 400 donuts per day. Every day is unique, so the number of donuts sold on any given day is statistically independent of the number sold on any other day. Which Excel function would calculate the probability that more than 450 donuts would be sold in a day?

Suppose that Dunkin in the Student Success Center sells an average of 400 donuts per day. Every day is unique, so the number of donuts sold on any given day is statistically independent of the number sold on any other day. Which Excel function would calculate the probability that more than 450 donuts would be sold in a day?

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