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Calculate the following binomial probability by either using one of the binomial probability tables, software, or...

Calculate the following binomial probability by either using one of the binomial probability tables, software, or a calculator using the formula below. Round your answer to 3 decimal places. P(x | n, p) = n! (n − x)! x! · px · qn − x where q = 1 − p P(x > 15, n = 20, p = 0.8) =

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