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The mean and standard deviation of binomial distribution are 3 and √2 respectively, find the probability of variate that takes value exactly of 2. 

          The mean and standard deviation of binomial distribution are 3 and √2 respectively, find the probability of variate that takes value exactly of 2.

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00:01 In this problem, we are given that there's a binomial distribution in which the mean is equal to 3.
00:06 And the standard deviation, well, that's given as root 2.
00:10 And we are required to find the probability that the variant takes the value to.
00:16 So x here is the variant, and we have to find this probability...
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