7. 10 people are going to be vaccinated with measles vaccine. The probability of getting measles after being vaccinated is .02. Assume this is the same for every person and that each person is independent from the other. We are interested in the number of people who get measles after vaccination. a. Does this have the features of a Binomial experiment? Why? (3 points) b. Find the probability that no people get the measles after being vaccinated. (3 points) P(x=0) = (1010) (0.02) *0(1-0.02)1' = 0.8171 c. Find the probability that exactly 4 people get the measles after being vaccinated. (3 points) d. Find the probability that at least 1 person gets the measles after being vaccinated. (3 points) P(X>1) =1 -P(X