Jim, a young baseball player has a 40% chance of getting a hit when he comes...

Jim, a young baseball player has a 40% chance of getting a hit when he comes up to bat during a game. If he comes to bat 5 times during the next game then: This is binomial probability question

i) What is the probability that he gets a hit exactly 2 times in the game. ii) What is the probability that he gets at most 4 hits in the game.
iii) What is the probability that he does not get a hit in the game.
iv.) What is the probability that he get at least 4 hits in the game

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