Assume that random guesses are made for fifteen multiple-choice questions on an SAT test, each with a probability of success (being correct) given by 0.65. Find the probability that the number of correct answers will be greater than 4. (Round to four decimal places)  Group of answer choices 0.8971 0.9972 0.7982 0.0502

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Assume that random guesses are made for fifteen multiple-choice questions on an SAT test, each with a probability of success (being correct) given by 0.65.

Find the probability that the number of correct answers will be greater than 4. (Round to four decimal places) 

Group of answer choices
0.8971
0.9972
0.7982
0.0502
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