imagine one in five adults between the age li of 18 and 45 have diabetes l....
imagine one in five adults between the age li of 18 and 45 have diabetes l.
a) what is the likelihood that no one in our 17 person class had diabetes?
b) what is the likelihood that fewer than average ( 2 or fewer) have diabetes?
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