Answer:
a)

b)

c)

d)

Explanation:
1) Notation and data given
n= 200 represent the total tosses
p(head)=p(tails)=1/2=0.5 if is a fair coin
The experiment on this case is tossing 200 times a coin
We can calculate np=200*0.5=100>10 and nq=n(1-p)=200*(1-0.5)=100>10
So then since np>10 and nq>10 we can use the approximation normal to the binomial distribution.
Let X our random variable who represents "the number of heads obtained in 200 tosses from a fair coin". This random variable X follows a normal distribution. And since we have all the conditions satisfied we can calculate the mean and the deviation for the normal distribution


Since X follows a normal distribution we can standarize on this way

And z is distributed normal with mean= and deviation =1.
This z score would be useful in order to calculate the probabilities required.
2) Part a

Using properties from the normal distribution we have this

3) Part b

And using a the normal standard distribution table or excel we find that:

4) Part c
Since the events
and
are independent, so we can find the probability like this

So we can find individually the probabilities like this:


So then:

5) Part d
If we use the normal approximation since the area below the curve for a point is not defined. Then the probability P(X=100) would be 0.