can anyone please help with this, i would really appreciate it: lets say that in a pet store 45% of all the pets that are sold are dogs. if one day 12 people buy pets at this store (one pet per person)
a) what would the probability be if exactly 5 of the pets are dogs
b) if the store only has 9 dogs, what is the probability that they have sufficient dogs for sale that day?
i only need help with part b of this question i got part a

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can anyone please help with this, i would really appreciate it: lets say that in a pet store 45% of all the pets that are sold are dogs. if one day 12 people buy pets at this store (one pet per person)
a) what would the probability be if exactly 5 of the pets are dogs
b) if the store only has 9 dogs, what is the probability that they have sufficient dogs for sale that day? 
i only need help with part b of this question i got part a

undeadknight26 · Answer

What is your answer for part a?

anonymous · Answer

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