33'. This question is very similar to a question from Assignment I; ll. Suppose that a type of bird always lays Exactly 3 eggs per year. This is of course very unlikely, but assume that it is true for the purposes of this question. A scientist claims that the number of eggs that hatch per nest should follow a binomial distribution. You wish to investigate this claim1 and follow a sample of 3m nests until the eggs hatch. The results for the sec nests are summarized in the following table. l-In Suppose we wish to use the appropriate I: test to test the scientist's claim that the number ofeggs that hatch per neat follows a. binomial distribution. For this question you onlyr have to calculate a single expected count {but calculate it in the same way as if you had to carry out the mmplete test}. The appropriate expected count of nests in which 3 eggs hatch is closest to which one of the following? {a} 13f] 3(3) 131 {e} 133 {d} 133 {e} 134