A restaurant chain has noticed 40% of diners order the dessert special if there is a promotion related to their meal. If there are 200 diners in one evening, can we assume this p-bar distribution is normal, to determine P(more than 100 (50%) desserts will be ordered)? Yes, because np>5 and n(1-p)>5. Yes, because 100>30. O Yes, because 200>30. O No, there is not enough information.

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A restaurant chain has noticed 40% of diners order the dessert special if there is a
promotion related to their meal.
If there are 200 diners in one evening, can we assume this p-bar distribution is
normal, to determine P(more than 100 (50%) desserts will be ordered)?
Yes, because np>5 and n(1-p)>5.
Yes, because 100>30.
O Yes, because 200>30.
No, there is not enough information.
Transcribed Image Text:A restaurant chain has noticed 40% of diners order the dessert special if there is a promotion related to their meal. If there are 200 diners in one evening, can we assume this p-bar distribution is normal, to determine P(more than 100 (50%) desserts will be ordered)? Yes, because np>5 and n(1-p)>5. Yes, because 100>30. O Yes, because 200>30. No, there is not enough information.
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