Part 1

Suppose 25% of the registered voters of a large city are in favor of a bond to build a new arena in the downtown area. A simple random sample of five registered voters is selected. [Use a table oltechnology. Round your answers to three decimal places.) m USE SALT (a) Calculate the probability at least one of the five registered voters is in favor of the bond. |:| (b) Calculate the probability exactly three of the five registered voters oppose the bond. |:| \fFor a binomial probability.f distribution, there are four conditions that must be met. Which of the following is NOT a condition for a binomial probability distribution? '32:? All triils are independent. '1} The probability of success for each trial is the same. '12:} The only.f possible outcomes are success or failure. '1} The trials continue until the first success