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[See Solution] If you were to find 10 more participants, what is the probability that you would have the same number of males as females? What about the

Question: If you were to find 10 more participants, what is the probability that you would have the same number of males as females? What about the probability of having more than 6 of them as decision makers? What about the probability of having more than 80% of the participants over the age of 33? How many more would you need to guarantee at least 5 more male decision makers?

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[See Solution] If you were to find 10 more participants, what is the probability that you would have the same number of males as females? What about the

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