20 - The probability of each individual having an accident among 200 insured persons in the same age group in an insurance company is p=0.001. What is the probability that no individual will have an accident? a) 0.7686 B) 0.8186 NS) 0.5678 D) 0.6246 TO) 0.1638

20 - The probability of each individual having an accident among 200 insured persons in the same age group in an insurance company is p=0.001. What is the probability that no individual will have an accident? a) 0.7686 B) 0.8186 NS) 0.5678 D) 0.6246 TO) 0.1638

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The probability of each individual having an accident among 200 insured persons in the same age group in an insurance company is p=0.001. What is the probability that no individual will have an accident?

0.7686

0.8186

NS)

0.5678

0.6246

TO)

0.1638

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