A student offered random people 5 cookies total. Let X be the number of cookies that the person took, and let X have the following probability distribution (you may assume that these are population values): X         0       1      2       3      4       5 P(X)   0.05 0.25 0.38  0.18  0.11    k a.) What is the probability of three or more cookies being taken?

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 A student offered random people 5 cookies total. Let X be the number of cookies that the person took, and let X have the following probability distribution (you may assume that these are population values):

X         0       1      2       3      4       5

P(X)   0.05 0.25 0.38  0.18  0.11    k

a.) What is the probability of three or more cookies being taken?

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