question- 16 Chapter12Extra Practicee Lesson 12-1 Graph the probability distribution for each samnple space.1. (the product of two number cubes an even number, the product an oddnumber)2. (the sum of two number cubes a prime number, the sum a composite numbere Lesson 12-2 Use the data in the table to find each probability.3. P(counselor a junior)Characteristics of Camp CounselorsGrade Level MaleFemale4. P(counselor female)Junior18215. P(counselor a senior and male)Senior25166. P(counselor a junior I counselor female)7. P(counselor male I counselor a senior)O Lesson 12-3 Find the mean, median, and mode for each set of values.8. 3 2 6 4 5 3 4 27 S 39. 16 62 24 13 21 35 24 17 2010. 125 135 126 138 137 135 12111. 6.1 9.5 3.8 4.6 6.1 2.3 3.7 21O Lesson 12-4 Find the mean, range, interquartile range, and standard deviationfor each set of data.12. 6 8 5 27 35 6713. 25 29 21 19 30 26 2815. 100 98 101 100 102 97 10014. 12 9 10 11 13 9 20O Lesson 12-5 Find the margin of error for the sample proportion, given eachsample size n.17. n = 30018. n = 12516. n = 9021. n = 500020. n = 100019. n = 900O Lesson 12-6 Find the probability of x successes in n trials for the givenprobability of success p on each trial.24. x = 9, n = 10.p = 0.323. x = 3,n = 8.p =22. x = 2, n= 6,p = 0.727. x = 8, n = 11.p = 0.926. x = 4, n = 12, p = 0.825. x 7, n = 9,p =Lesson 12-6 Use the binomial expansion of (p + q)" to calculate and grapheach binomial distribution.30. n = 5.p = 0.729. n = 6,p = 0.428. n= 5.p =0.233. n = 6,p = 0.832. n = 5.p = 0.431. n = 4. p= 0.2Lesson 12-7 Sketch a normal curve for each distribution. Label the x-axis valuesat one, two, and three standard deviations from the mean.35. mean = 45, standard deviation = 114. mean = 30, standard deviation = 4: 237. mean = 60, standard deviation = 12, mean 10, standard deviationChapter 12 Extra Practice833Extra Practice

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