4. Last month, Nancy purchased gasoline from 3 different gas stations. The following table shows the price perlitre and the number of litres of gasoline that she purchased. Determine the average price per litre that NancyGas StationHuskyEssoShellpaid for the gasoline last month.Price per Litre ($) Number of Litres Purchased1.60201.30501.4030a) $1.38f) $39.3023b) $1.4083g) $32.3256c) $40.4819h) $39.5181d) $1.40) $1.39e) $1.43i) $1.36675. Suppose you are given the question: "At Max tire sales, the 5% of the tires they sell are defective. If 8tires are drawn randomly from the inventory, what is the probability that 2 of them are defective?" Ifyou had to answer this question, what type of distribution should you use?a) Discrete uniform probabilityb) Poisson Probability Distributionc) Binomial Probability Distributiond) Hypergeometric Probability Distribution 1. Suppose that the mean of A is 360 and the standard deviation of A is 40. The mean of B is 45 and thestandard deviation of B is 5? Which statement below is true?a) A has a more dispersed distribution than Bb) B has a more dispersed distribution than A.c) A and B are equally dispersed.2. The scatter diagram depicts 7 sample points for the pair, price and quantity.Given this scatter diagram, the correlation coefficient must be:a) close to zeroPrice (S/unit)b) close to 1c) close to 2d) close to -1e) close to -2f) close to 0.5g) close to -0.5h) equal to 1) equal to -1j) equal to 2k) equal to -28060402020408060Quantity (units)3. The annual interest rates earned over the last 3 years were 15%, 27% and 1%. Given this information,what was the average annual interest rate over this period?a.0.14333 or 14.333%b. 0.21454 or 21.454%c.0.13835 or 13.835%d. 0.21118 or 21.118%nited States)

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4. Last month, Nancy purchased gasoline from 3 different gas stations. The following table shows the price perlitre and the number of litres of gasoline that she purchased. Determine the average price per litre that NancyGas StationHuskyEssoShellpaid for the gasoline last month.Price per Litre ($) Number of Litres Purchased1.60201.30501.4030a) $1.38f) $39.3023b) $1.4083g) $32.3256c) $40.4819h) $39.5181d) $1.40) $1.39e) $1.43i) $1.36675. Suppose you are given the question: &#34;At Max tire sales, the 5% of the tires they sell are defective. If 8tires are drawn randomly from the inventory, what is the probability that 2 of them are defective?&#34; Ifyou had to answer this question, what type of distribution should you use?a) Discrete uniform probabilityb) Poisson Probability Distributionc) Binomial Probability Distributiond) Hypergeometric Probability Distribution 1. Suppose that the mean of A is 360 and the standard deviation of A is 40. The mean of B is 45 and thestandard deviation of B is 5? Which statement below is true?a) A has a more dispersed distribution than Bb) B has a more dispersed distribution than A.c) A and B are equally dispersed.2. The scatter diagram depicts 7 sample points for the pair, price and quantity.Given this scatter diagram, the correlation coefficient must be:a) close to zeroPrice (S/unit)b) close to 1c) close to 2d) close to -1e) close to -2f) close to 0.5g) close to -0.5h) equal to 1) equal to -1j) equal to 2k) equal to -28060402020408060Quantity (units)3. The annual interest rates earned over the last 3 years were 15%, 27% and 1%. Given this information,what was the average annual interest rate over this period?a.0.14333 or 14.333%b. 0.21454 or 21.454%c.0.13835 or 13.835%d. 0.21118 or 21.118%nited States)

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1. Suppose that the mean of A is 360 and the standard deviation of A is 40. The mean of B is 45 and the standard deviation of B is 5? Which statement below is true? a) A has a more dispersed distribution than B b) B has a more dispersed distribution than A. c) A and B are equally dispersed.