6.1 With n 5 15 and 5 0.6, as in the example in Section 7.4, what...
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6.1 With n 5 15 and 5 0.6, as in the example in Section 7.4, what is the probability that there are no more than k 5 9 females in the sample of 15 walkers? How does this compare with the corresponding probability using the normal approximation to the binomial distribution?
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