Part I: Binomial Probability Histograms The frame below initially shows a binomial probability histogram with parameters n = 5 and p = 50%. Find one of the bins for which the normal approximation and the binomial probability differ most. Problem 1 One of the bins for which the binomial probability differs most from the normal approximation is the bin centered at (type an integer) (Q1) , where the absolute value of the difference in areas is (Q2) Change the probability p of success to 32%, and find the bin for which the difference between the normal approximation and the binomial probability is largest. Problem 2 For p= 32%, the absolute value of the largest difference between the area of one bin in the binomial probability histogram and the normal approximation is (Q3)