2. It was reported that 29% of car crash deaths in Maine were alcohol-related. Suppose we take a random sample of 41 car crash deaths in Maine and consider the number which are alcohol-related.

a.) Find the probability that at most 14 were alcohol-related.

b.) Find the probability that fewer than 14 were alcohol-related.

c.) Find the probability that between 5 and 20, inclusive, were alcohol-related.

c.1) Based on your answer, would it be surprising to find more than 50% of the sample were alcohol-related?