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A: From the provided information, Sample size (n) = 172 22% of them voted that is p = 0.22

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A: From the provided information, Sample size (n) = 172 22% of them voted that is p = 0.22 Using normal…

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A: Given data n = 170p = 0.22np = 170 x 0.22 = 37.4 > 5nq = 170 x (1 – 0.22 ) = 132.6 > 5So,…

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A: Given,n=159p=0.22mean(μ)=np=159×0.22=34.98standard deviation(σ)=np(1-p)σ=159×0.22×1-0.22σ=5.2234

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A: We have given that  n=102 , p=22%=0.22 X~Binomial(n=102,p=0.22) Find P(x<28)

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A: Givenn=125p=22%=0.22x~B(125,0.22) For normal approximationMean (μ)=np=125×0.22=27.5So (σ) = npq =…

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A: From the provided information, Eligible voters (n) = 200 Percent of voters voted,  p = 22% that is…

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A: Given: n=111 22% of eligible voters aged 18-24 are voted. p = 0.22 Hence, X ~ B (n=111, p=0.22) Mean…