17. Suppose there are 20 Corvette headlight bulbs that includes 4 that are defective. Suppose we select 4 of the 20 bulbs.a) State the distribution, the parameters and the support of the distribution.b.) Find the probability that all of the selected bulbs are non-defectivec.) Find the probability that three of the bulbs are defectived.) Find the probability that at least three are non-defective 17. Suppose there are 20 Corvette headlight bulbs that includes 4 that are defective. Suppose we select 4 of the 20bulbs.a.) State the distribution, the parameters and the support of the distribution.b.) Find the probability that all of the selected bulbs are non-defectivec.) Find the probability that three of the bulbs are defectived.) Find the probability that at least three are non-defective

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