[See Solution] National statistics from the BSMUE (Bureau of Stuff Made Up for this Exam) suggest that in a typical community college Statistics class,
Question: National statistics from the BSMUE (Bureau of Stuff Made Up for this Exam) suggest that in a typical community college Statistics class, 7.3 students will pass the course. What is the probability that more than seven students actually pass such a course?
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