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The distribution of blood types in Australia is below: AB-positive:2% AB-negative:1% B-positive:8% B-negative:2% A-positive:30% A-negative:8% O-positive:35% O-negative:13% Using a random selection of 18 people from

The distribution of blood types in Australia is below:

AB-positive:2%

AB-negative:1%

B-positive:8%

B-negative:2%

A-positive:30%

A-negative:8%

O-positive:35%

O-negative:13%

Using a random selection of 18 people from the population measure Rh factor, what is the probability of each of the possible outcomes

how would I determine the probability that:

1.) 3 are Rh negative.

2.) none are Rh negative

3.) more than 3 are Rh negative

also how would I create histograms for these questions?

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