(Step-by-Step) A national poll claims that 75% of all Americans do not want higher taxes. If 1600 people were polled, what is the probability that more
Question: A national poll claims that 75% of all Americans do not want higher taxes. If 1600 people were polled, what is the probability that more than 1185 people did not want higher taxes? (Use the normal approximation the binomial distribution.)
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