75% of students in a university have the habit of using a library. What is the probability that at least 130 of the 200 randomly selected students at this university and at most 132 of them have the habit of using the library?

75% of students in a university have the habit of using a library. What is the probability that at least 130 of the 200 randomly selected students at this university and at most 132 of them have the habit of using the library?

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