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The probability that a male will be​ color-blind is 0.046. Find the probabilities that in a...

The probability that a male will be​ color-blind is 0.046. Find the probabilities that in a group of 53 ​men, the following will be true. a. Exactly 5 are​ color-blind. b. No more than 5 are​ color-blind. c. At least 1 is​ color-blind.

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