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Effectiveness of a Drug A certain disease has a mortality rate of 60%. A new drug is tested for its effectiveness against this disease. Ten patients are given the drug, and eight of them recover. (a) Find the probability that eight or more of the patients would have recovered without the drug. (b) Does the drug appear to be effective? (Consider the drug effective if the probability in part (a) is 0.05 or less.)

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Effectiveness of a Drug A certain disease has a mortality rate of 60%. A new drug is tested for its effectiveness against this disease. Ten patients are given the drug, and eight of them recover.

(a) Find the probability that eight or more of the patients would have recovered without the drug. (b) Does the drug appear to be effective? (Consider the drug effective if the probability in part (a) is 0.05 or less.)

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