According to a researcher’s data, about 63% of all of San Diego has taken at least 1 dance class. Suppose that we obtain 300 randomly selected San Diegans. b) Fill in the blanks to the distribution when we obtain 300 San Diegans. Round to 4 decimal places.?~??(,)

According to a researcher’s data, about 63% of all of San Diego has taken at least 1 dance class. Suppose that we obtain 300 randomly selected San Diegans. b) Fill in the blanks to the distribution when we obtain 300 San Diegans. Round to 4 decimal places.?~??(,)

College Algebra

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Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

Section9.7: Probability

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