For a certain strain of a flower, the probability that a seed produces a red flower is \(0.2\), otherwise the seed produces a white flower.
In a large flower farm, the seeds of this strain of flowers are sold in packets of \(10\).
Bernice bought \(15\) packets of seeds.
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(a) \(0.376\). Assumption: independent seed outcomes.
(b) \(0.840\), using the unrounded probability from part (a).
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