Find Part I & II, below, utilizing Excel and the Excel skills you ascertained fromSTAT 1102. Print your results in a well formatted professional manner. All formulas/equationsutilized within Excel need be pasted within a Word Document, printed, and submitted withyour Excel results (i.e. if you instructed a specific cell within Excel to make a specificcalculation, for example Cell C2 is set to "=AVERAGE(range…)", then on a Word Doc list:1.Cell C2 = "=AVERAGE(range…)"2…..3…..The activity is due 7.19 at classes beginning.Part 1—Binomial Probability in Excel:The number of left-handed students follows a binomial distribution, and the probability that anindividual is left-handed is 0.14. In a class of 70 students, what is the probability that:1. Exactly 10 of them are left-handed?2. More than 15 of them are left handed?3. At most 12 of them are left-handed?Part 2—Normal Probability in Excel:A study found that the average wait time in a McDonald’s drive-thru is 4 minutes and the standarddeviation is 1.2 minutes. It is also known that the distribution of these times is normal.1. What is the probability that a person waits over 6 minutes?2. What is the probability that a person waits between 2.5 and 3.5 minutes?3. Someone claimed that only 10% of people waited longer than they did. If this is true, how manyminutes did they wait?4. Suppose you sampled 40 people from the McDonald’s drive-thru. What is the probabilitythat you get an average wait time less than 4.2 minutes?