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.