• For this post you will make up a problem that uses binomial distribution similar to the example below. Try to have 3 scenarios. You do not need to solve your own problem.
• If you can, try a probability different from .5. In your problem, make sure that the probability stays the same for each trial!

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Example initial post:

For this example, assume that a family has 8 children, and the probability that any one child is a boy is .5.

a) Find the probability that the family has exactly 5 boys.

b) Find the probability that the family has more than 5 boys.

c) Find the probability that the family has at most 5 boys.