Abiologist estimates that 40% of deer in the region carry a certain type of tick. for a sample of 300 deer selectetd at random, what is the chance that 124 or fewer deer have this tick?

Let x be a discrete binomial random variable that measures the number of successes in n trials.
 Let p = 0.4 be the probability of success, that is, the probability that a deer has the aforementioned type of tick.
 So the probability that 124 deer or less have this type of tick is calculated using the probability formula for a binomial distribution.
 P (X <= x) = sum from x = 0 to x = 124 of (300! / ((X! * (300-x)!)) * (P ^ x) * (1-p) ^ n-x.
 Finally the probability is 0.7030
 Below is an image with the formula used and the result

Where the white dots are is where your points should be plotted.a translation is simply just moving something from one place to another. in this case, you would move each plot point of the original shape 2 units up, and 5 units to the left.

128/3reason being 5 and 1/3 = 16/316/3 • 2/3 = 32/31 and 1/3 = 4/3 32/3 • 4/3 this will equal 128/3