using a Binomial Distribution calculator I receive about 20 ± 3 (n = 40) robo-calls per week. (note that 3 is the standa

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using a Binomial Distribution calculator
I receive about 20 ± 3 (n = 40) robo-calls per week.(note that 3 is the standard deviation based on 40 weeks) (a)Assuming that the calls are random, what is the probability thatI'll receive exactly 15 robo-calls next week? (b) What is theprobability that I'll receive fewer than 15 calls next week? (c)Next month, how likely am I to receive fewer than 60 calls? (e) During the first week of July, I received only 12 calls. ShouldI assume that the callers left for the 4th of July holiday, or isan extreme value such as 12 calls likely based on chance alone? (f)Based on data I collected over 40 weeks, do the calls appear to beaggregated, random, or evenly distributed? Calculate a statistic tosupport this answer