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In the following probability distribution. the random variable x represents the number of DVDs rented from a Redbox by a randomly selected customer. You should use Google Sheets or Excel for this problem. a. What is the probability that a randomly selected customer rents more than 1 DVD? b. What is the probability that a randomly selected customer rents at most 3 DVDs? c. lfa customer is randomly selected, how many DVDs would you expect the customer to rent? d. Would it be unusual ifa randomly selected customer rented 3 DVDs? Find the lower and upper bounds of what is considered "usual" and "unusual". Lower Upper Conclusion: " A survey asks college students to disclose how many accidents they have been in. In the table below, x represents the number of accidents a student has been in. F You should use Google Sheets or Excel for this problem. a. What is the probability that a randomly selected student has been involved in less than 3 accidents? 0 71?3 b. What is the probability that a randomly selected student has been involved in at least one accident? 0 584? c. Ifa student is randomly selected, how many accidents would you expect the student to have been involved in? 1 5978 d. Would it be unusual for a randomly selected student to have been involved in 4 accidents? Find the lower and upper bounds ofwhat is considered l'usual" and "unusual". Lower 1.3532 Upper 4.5488 Conclusion: not unusual v