The television show Cold Case has a 15 share, meaning that while it is being broadcast,...

The television show Cold Case has a 15 share, meaning that while it is being broadcast, 15% of the TV sets in use are tuned to Cold Case (based on the Nielson Media Research). A group that consists of 12 randomly selected households (each with one TV set) is taken. This is a binomial distribution.

For such a group of 12, determine the probability that exactly four TV sets are tuned into cold case.
For such a group of 12, determine the probability that 4 or more TV sets are tuned into Cold Case.
For such a group of 12, determine the probability that at most 4 TV sets are tuned into Cold Case.
For such a group of 12, determine the probability that no TV sets are tuned into Cold Case. Is this situation unusual? Why or why not?
Determine the mean and standard deviation.

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X is no of tv sets tuned into cold case follow binomial distribution with n =12,probability =0.15

A) P(x=4)=0.0688

B)P(X>=4)=0.0922

C) P( X<=4) = 0.9766

D) P(X=0) =0.1422

E) mean =1.8

Standard deviation =1.237

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