It is known that 12% of a “Roudolph with your nose so bright” Christmas light bulbs are defective. If I buy a string with 120 bulbs, find the probability that:
a) more than 20 will be defective
b) 20 or less will be defective
c) exactly 11 will be defective
d) at least 10 will be defective
e) less than 50 will be defective
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