For a binomial distribution with a sample size equal to 6 and a probability of a success equal to 0.37, what is the probability that the sample will contain exactly five successes? Use the binomial formula to determine the probability The probability that the sample will contain exactly five successes is (Round to four decimal places as needed.)
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