EXTREMELY URGENT a certain tennis player makes a successful first serve 72 of the time assume that each serve is independent of the others she serves the ball 6 times, what is the probability that she makes all six serves? what is the probability that she makes exactly 4 of the serves? what is the probability that she gets at least 4 of her serves in? What is the probability that she gets at most three of her serves in? What is the probability that she gets between 2 and 5, inclusive, of her serves in? How many serves, out of the 6, would you except her to make ? What is the standard deviation Of the random variable X, the number of serves she gets in? What is the probability that she gets fewer than half of her serves in or that she gets all 6 of her serves in?

x=30

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