Suppose that historically, 35% of applicants that are offered admittance to Texas Tech actually enroll, while the others take offers somewhere else. If Texas Tech will accept 9000 this coming year, what is the probability that less than 34.1654% will actually enroll?

Suppose that historically, 35% of applicants that are offered admittance to Texas Tech actually enroll, while the others take offers somewhere else. If Texas Tech will accept 9000 this coming year, what is the probability that less than 34.1654% will actually enroll?

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