For #4-6, show your work. Here are examples of how to show your work: 1. If you are using a graphing calculator: binompdf (10, 0.25, 4) 2. If you are using the binomial table or formula: binomial, n = 10, p = 0.25, x = 4 Round probability values to 4 decimal places where applicable. (Please Show Work) 4. Binomial: Twenty-five percent of the statistics students stated that they have children (on the introduction survey at the beginning of the semester). You randomly select 10 students from your class. Find the probability that the number of students who have children is A) exactly three, B) less than five, C) more than eight. NOTE: Your calculator will most likely give this answer in the "calculator's version" of scientific notation. Make sure to give this probability value in standard form (take it out of scientific notation) and round correctly to 4 decimal places. 5. Geometric: Steph Curry made 18 out of 32 shots in the 2022 NBA finals game against the Celtics. Using these stats, we can calculate that he made 56.25% of all attempted shots. Calculate the probability that Steph A) made his first completion on his second attempt, B) made his first completion on his first, second, or third attempt, C) did not make a completion on his first four attempts. 6. Poisson: Let's assume that approximately 8 heart transplants are performed in the United States every day. Find the probability that the number of heart transplants performed on any given day is A) 5, B) no more than 7, C) at least 4