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Use normal approximation to estimate the probability of passing a true/false test of 30 questions if...

Use normal approximation to estimate the probability of passing a true/false test of 30 questions if the minimum passing grade is 90% and all responses are random guesses.
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90% of 30 questions = 27 questions

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