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Thirty per cent of patients undergoing particular diagnostic procedure require a sedative. In a random sample of ten patients undergoing this procedure, what is the probability that
1. At least half will require a sedative?
2. Fewer than 3 will require a sedative?
3. At least 9 will not require a sedative?

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