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n = 200 and the probability p = 4/5 find an upperbound estimate of the probability...

n = 200 and the probability p = 4/5 find an upperbound estimate of the probability P(X>400]

random variable X is known to have a binominal distribution.

Please solve with steps to explain thank you

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