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Please show how to calculate the binomial probability , by hand* using the binomial probability formula, of exactly thirteen-(13) patients experiencing side effects out of a random sample of 100 patients.
Recall the website states that it is known that 5% of adults who take a certain medication experience negative side effects.
That is P(X = 13 patients experience side effects) = ?
Using the same probability of success given and used above, please show what the graph of the binomial probability function would look like if the number of randomly selected patients equals five-(5).
Highlight the region of the graph that represents the P(X < 3 patients experience side effects
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