If 80% of all college students in the United States text during classes, calculate the probabilities of
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If 80% of all college students in the United States text during classes, calculate the probabilities of the following events from a random sample of 15 college students:
a. Exactly 9 text during class
b. More than 6 text during class
c. Between 3 and 12 text during class
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