30 POINTS!!! In a genetic experiment, a cross-fertilization of three-leafed soybeans and four-leafed soybeans produces soybeans
that are 40% four-leafed; the remaining offspring are three-leafed. If 10 three-leafed soybeans were crossed with 10 four-leafed soybeans, what is the probability that among the 5 offspring that no more than four of them are three-leafed soybeans?
Use a number line if you need 4/10 - 6/10 = -2/10a simpler way is to do the opposite 6/10 - 4/10 = 2/10 then the answer would be the opposite as well. so, -2/10
