A research study uses 800 men under the age of 55. Thirty-percent of these men carry a marker on the male chromosorne that indicates an increased risk of high blood pressure. Ten of these men are randomly selected. If you wanted to determine the probability that exactly two of these men has the marker, what would the values of N, n, K and x be in your computation? N= i 800 10 K = 560

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