In a sample of 100 heart patients, each patient has 80% chance of having a heart attack without medicine X. It is clinically known that medicine X reduces the probability of having a heart attack by 50%. Medicine X is taken by 50 of these 100 patients. The probability that a randomly selected patient, out of the 100 patients, takes medicine X and has a heart attack is

The return period of a large earthquake for a given region is 200 years. Assuming that earthquake occurrence follows Poisson’s distribution, the probability that it will be exceeded at least once in 50 years is ______________ % (rounded off to the nearest integer).

A pair of six-faced dice is rolled twice. The probability that the sum of the outcomes in each roll equals 4 in exactly two of the three attempts is _________ (round off to three decimal places).