Uses a table of values to establish the probability distribution of X. Round your answers to four decimal places. B.) Determines the probability that there are at least two defective batteries in the whole.

Uses a table of values to establish the probability distribution of X. Round your answers to four decimal places. B.) Determines the probability that there are at least two defective batteries in the whole.

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