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KEY INFORMATION: Suppose you work for a candy company.  The machine you supervise produces candy-coated chocolate treats.  The...

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Suppose you work for a candy company.  The machine you supervise produces candy-coated chocolate treats.  The machine is programmed to produces the chocolates so that 36%of the chocolates are coated that in RED.  The remaining 64% of the candies are coated using an assortment of other colors.

  1. Suppose you randomly select 6 candies.  Find the probability that 3 OR LESS of the candies are RED.
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