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Tickle Me Pink has to take a 50 question True/False test in Chemistry. She is going...

  1. Tickle Me Pink has to take a 50 question True/False test in Chemistry. She is going to have to guess on every question. Therefore, the probability she guesses correct on each test item is 50% or 0.50. Determine:
    1. The probability she passes the test (i.e. gets at least 35 correct).
    2. The probability she gets zero correct.
    3. The probability she gets all 50 correct.
    4. The probability she gets at most half correct.
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