Compute probability to make purchase using binomial formula

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45 percent of all customers who enter the store will make purchase. Assume that 6 customers enter store and that these customers make independent purchase decisions.

  • Use binomial formula to compute probability that exactly five customers make purchase.
  • Use binomial formula to compute probability that at least three customers make purchase.
  • Use binomial formula to compute probability that two or fewer customers make purchase.
  • Use binomial formula to compute probability that at least one customer makes purchase.

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