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Binomial probability by normal curve areas
Nathan wants to approximate a binomial probability by normal curve areas. The number of trials is 50 and the probability of success for each trial is 0.95.
Can Nathan use the normal curve area to approximate a binomial probability?
The solution gives the details of normal approximation for binomial variables.
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