Question 18, 6.3.13 x Points: 0 of 1 Suppose that a sample of peanut butter contains 0.3 insect fragments per gram. Compute the probability thatne number of insect fragments in a 3-gram sample of peanut butter is each of the following Interpret each result. (a) Exactly three (b) Fewer than three (c) At least three (d) At least one (e) Would it be unusual for a 3-gram sample of this supply of peanut butter to contain five or more insect fragments? There will be exactly 3 insect fragment(s) in about 5 of every 100 3-gram samples of peanut butter. (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.) (b) The probability that there are fewer than three insect fragments in a 3-gram sample of peanut butter is 0.9371 (Round to four decimal places as needed.) There will be fewer than 3 insect fragment(s) in about 94 of every 100 3-gram samples of peanut butter. (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.) (c) The probability that there are at least three insect fragments in a 3-gram sample of peanut butter is 0.0629 (Round to four decimal places as needed.) There will be at least 3 insect fragment(s) in about 6 of every 100 3-gram samples of peanut butter (Round to the nearest whole number as needed ) (d) The probability that there is at least one insect fragment in a 3-gram sample of peanut butter is 0.5934 (Round to four decimal places as needed.) There will be at least insect fragment(s) in about 59 of every 100 3-gram samples of peanut butter