1. Allergies in Florida are a big health problem. It is estimated that 60% of all households have at least one person with an allergy. Suppose we randomly sample 25 households and determine the number of households that have at least one person with an allergy. a. Identify the type of distribution that can be used to analyze this data. Make sure to identify any parameters that would be needed in this identification (ex. N, p, ,s). b. What is the probability that more than 12 of these 25 sampled households have at least one person with an allergy? Show work to get full credit. c. What is the probability that at least 12 but less than 21 of the sampled household have at least one person with an allergy? Show work to get full credit.