1. Approximately 90% of all people are right-handed. Consider a grouping of ten people. Assume that the requirements for a binomial distribution have been satisfied b. What is the probability that at...

1. Approximately 90% of all people are right-handed. Consider a grouping of ten people. Assume that the
requirements for a binomial distribution have been satisfied

b. What is the probability that at least 3 of them will be right handed (hint: this would likely be easy to
calculate by using the complement)