Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of 12.00 \\V Flag question The probability that a randomly chosen inhabitant (of any age) of a particular town is in paid employment is 0.6. A random sample of seven people is drawn from the population of the town. You may assume that the number of people in paid employment in this sample has an appropriate binomial distribution. For the questions given, select the correct answer (to three decimal places) from the drop-down list. What is the probability that exactly four of these people are in paid employment? What is the probability that two or fewer of these people are in paid employment? I Choose... a\" i Pr