Week 4 Discussion 1: Explain Results of a Binomial Experiment 30 36 The purpose of this discussion is to explain unusual results in a binomial probability experiment. According to bankrate.com, the proportion of adults 50 to 64 years of age who started saving for retirement in their 20s is 0.24. Suppose we conduct a survey of one hundred adults who are currently in their 20s and find that thirty have started saving for retirement. According to the binomial probability distribution function, the probability of finding thirty or more successes when the probability of success is 0.24 in 100 trials of a binomial experiment is 0.0669. Address the following in your initial post of 100- 200 words: Interpret this probability. What do the results of this survey suggest? Is this an unusual event