Concept Question The Wills Health and Productivity Survey 2011 reported that 60%6 of the 1,590 survey participants indicated they have some type of wellness program offered at their work organization. A random sample of 75 of the participants was taken. Part 1 of 3 Consider the problem of calculating the probability of selecting 43 participants out of 75 whose work organization offers some type of wellness program using the binomial distribution formula. Can the binomial distribution formula be used to calculate this probability? If it cannot be used, indicate why. If possible, calculate the probability of selecting 43 participants out of 75 whose work organization offers some type of wellness program using the binomial distribution formula. (Round your answer to three decimal places.)