Probability that homes in the sample are served by cable

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percent of the homes with T.V. sets served by cable T.V. If a random sample of 6 is taken from these homes find the probability distribution of x where x is the number of T.V. homes in the sample having cable T.V. What is the probability that at least 2 T.V. homes in the sample are served by cable?

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