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In a certain large population of people, the proportion that are Rh positive (their blood has...

In a certain large population of people, the proportion that are Rh positive (their blood has the rhesus protein) is approximately 0.82. Suppose 14 people are randomly selected from this population.

What is the probability that no more than 12 are Rh positive?

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The probability that no more than 12 are rh positive is 0.7469

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