A golfer claims that 74​% of the​ time, he will score less than 90 on the golf course he normally plays. Consider his next 10 rounds of golf. Complete parts a through d. d. Suppose that out of the 10 rounds, he scores lower than 90 on 4 of them. What conclusions can be drawn about the​ golfer's claim? The probability that he scores lower than 90 on 4 out of 10 of his next rounds is --------​, assuming that 74​% of the time he scores less than 90.​ Therefore, based on this​ sample, it is likely/not likely he scores lower than 90 on 4 of the next 10 rounds.

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A new framework of data analysis where the new statistical methods are used for interpreting the results and analyzing the data is known as estimation in statistics.