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1.) You are taking a six-question quiz, where each question has three possible responses. If you...

1.) You are taking a six-question quiz, where each question has three possible responses. If you guess randomly on each question, what is the probability that you get at least five questions correct?

2.) In the preceding question, are you more likely to have an odd or an even number of questions correct?

I all ready have the first part correct but am having trouble with the second part

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