Compute the following probabilities. 1. The gene in Exercise 37 has not mutated after ten divisions. What
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1. The gene in Exercise 37 has not mutated after ten divisions. What is the probability that it mutates by the 15th division?
2. The caterpillar in Exercise 40 is still alive after 10 days. What is the probability that it is eaten by day 25?
3. The molecule in Exercise 49 is still in the cell after 10 s. What is the probability that it leaves before the 13th second?
4. The light bulb in Exercise 50 is OK after 1000 h. What is the probability that it blows out before hour 1500?
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