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Forty percent of all high school graduate work during the summer to earn money for college tuition for the upcoming fall term. Assuming a binomial distribution, if 6 graduates are selected at random, what is the probability that none of the graduates have a summer job

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Answer:

[tex]0.0467[/tex] is the probability that none of the graduates have a summer job

Step-by-step explanation:

Here

P [tex]= 0.40[/tex] and n [tex]= 6[/tex]

Probability that none of the graduate gets job

this means that x = 0

P (x = 0) [tex]= ^6C_0 * (0.40)^0 * (0.60)^6[/tex]

P (x = 0) [tex]= 0.0467[/tex]

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