(4 points) Part 3: Binomial Table or Computer (n=10) A. Using the binomial table in your text or the computer (See computer notes below), create a table similar to Part 2 but for n = 10 trials. x is number of successes. P(x) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 B. Using the table above to answer the following. For parts 2-4, show the individual values that you are adding up, as well as the total. The answer alone is not sufficient (1) What is the probability of exactly 10 successes? (2) What is the probability of no more than 3 successes? (3) What is the probability of at least 7 successes? (4) What is the probability of between 2 and 9 successes (inclusive)? Excel Minitab For calculating probability of Type the x values (0 - 10) in C1. exactly X successes in n trials Select Calc with P(success) = p. Probability Distribution Binomial =BINOM. DIST(x, n, p, Choose Probability FALSE) Enter Number of Trials and the Probability of Success for your data Tell Minitab that the x values are in C1 and that you want Repeat for each value of x the probabilities stored in C2 by entering C1 as the Input between 0 and n. Column and C2 for Optional Storage