Suppose that you randomly selected 22 adults. If 13% of the population are smokers, what is the probability that
a) all 22 are not smokers? Round this probability to four decimal places.
b) exactly 5 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
c) exactly 6 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
d) at least 5 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
e) more than 5 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
f) How many of the 22 people would you expect to smoke? Round to four decimal places.
a) all 22 are not smokers? Round this probability to four decimal places.
b) exactly 5 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
c) exactly 6 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
d) at least 5 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
e) more than 5 smoke? Round this probability to four decimal places.
f) How many of the 22 people would you expect to smoke? Round to four decimal places.