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Suppose that 65% of all registered voters in an area favor a certain policy. Among 100...

Suppose that 65% of all registered voters in an area favor a certain policy. Among 100 randomly selected registered voters, find the following:

a. P(x ≤ 70), the probability that at most 70 favor the policy? Round to two decimal places.

b. P(x ≥ 75), the probability that at least 75 favor the the policy? Round to two decimal places.

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