Embryos of rhesus macaque monkeys

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University researchers were able to produce cloned embryos of rhesus macaque monkeys and transferred them to 25 surrogate mothers. The number of viable pregnancies that resulted was 0. Which would be preferable for performing inference about the proportion of all transferred embryos that would result in a viable pregnancy: using actual binomial probabilities as discussed in Section 7.2, or using a normal approximation, or are they both equally good? Explain.

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