Normal Approximation of BinomialSuppose that a survey is distributed to citizens of a local community to determinewhether a nearby parcel of land should be rezoned to allow for the construction of anew shopping center. Because the sample will involve ~100 people, use the NormalApproximation of Binomial to answer the following questions regarding the possiblesample results.NOTE: Due to limitations in D2L, the following questions will each use their own setof data for the survey sample size and probability of support. Make sure you readeach question carefully to make sure you answer each question correctly. Question 7Suppose that the survey is distributed to 135 individuals and an estimated 40% ofthe population supports the change. Lastly, calculate the probability that 45 of the135 respondents support the rezoning. Express your answer with four decimalplaces, and don't forget about the Continuity Correction Factor!A

It is given that, n=135 and p=0.40.

Answered: Suppose that the survey is distributed…

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