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Explanation / Answer

4)

u = np = 125*0.155 = 19.375 rounding off to 19

variance = npq= 125*0.155*0.845 = 16.372 rounding off to 16

std deviation = sqrt(16) = 4

Z= (x-u)/

= (12-19)/4

= -1.7 (approx)

P(Z>-1.7) = 0.9554