It is election time, and you are fact checking candidate April Weatherstone's factual claims. Let (Y) be
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It is election time, and you are fact checking candidate April Weatherstone's factual claims. Let \(Y\) be the proportion of errors in Weatherstone's factual claims. Your estimate of \(Y\), after studying two months of election campaigns, is \(\beta_{(17,64)}\). What is the probability that 2 or fewer of Weatherstone's next 10 factual claims are erroneous?
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