For this example someone has 10 chicken eggs, and 6 of them are hatched female. a.)...

For this example someone has 10 chicken eggs, and 6 of them are hatched female.

a.) Probability that 6/10 will be females: =binom.dist(6,10,.5,False)

b.) Possibility of more than 6 chicks: =1-binom.dist(6,10,.5,True)

c.) Possibility that they will have at most 6 chicks: =binom.dist(6,10,.5,True)

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