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Suppose an antibiotic has been shown to be 60% effective against a common bacteria. The antibiotic is to be given to eight unrelated people with the bacteria.
Enter a decimal proportion rounded to three decimals as needed.
What is the probability the antibiotic will be effective at least 5 of those treated?
Enter a decimal proportion rounded to three decimals as needed.
What is the probability the antibiotic will be effective in no more than 3 of those treated?
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