Suppose UBinomial(n, p) and n > 2. What is P(U > 1)?Select one:О а. пр(1 — р)"-11– (1 – p)"-|[1 + (n – 1)p]O b.О с. 1-рd. None of the other choicesО е. (1-р)"-1(1 — р) + пр]

It is given that U follows Binomial distribution with parameter n and p.

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