The probability that a student is present in school on a typical day is \(0.96\). In a particular school, there are \(28\) students in each class. The number of students in a class who are present in school on a typical school day is denoted by the random variable \(X\). A student is considered absent if he is not present in school the whole day. Assume that \(X\) can be modelled by a binomial distribution.
An investigation by the form teacher will be carried out if there are more than \(2\) students in the class who are not present in school on a typical school day.
There are \(16\) classes in a level. The school leaders must be alerted if an investigation has to be carried out in at least a third of the classes in the level.
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