Use the binomial and the Poisson tables to compute and compare the binomial probabilities and the approximating
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a. P(x = 5) where n = 20, p = .1
b. P(x < 2) where n = 18, p = .05
c. P(1 < x < 3) where n = 30, p = .01
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Understanding Business Statistics
ISBN: 978-1118145258
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Authors: Stacey Jones, Tim Bergquist, Ned Freed
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