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According to a Department of Education survey, 33% of college students say they experience stress in their daily lives. Consider the proportion .33 from the Department of Education survey as the true population proportion. In a class of 45 students, what is the probability that the proportion P^ (p hat) of students who experience stress is greater than .365? (View standard normal table). Solution .1808.

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about 20% of babies born with a certian ailment recover fully, A hospital is caring for five babies bornh with this ailment. the random varialble represents the number of babais that recover fully. decide weather the experiment is a binomial experiment, if it is identify the a succsess, specify the values of n, q, p, and list the possible variable of x Solution n=5, p=0.2 q=1-p=1-0.2=0.8 the possible variable of x: 0,1,2,3,4,5.

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Abigail, Bart, Carol, Dan, Ehud, Fred, Golda, Hiro, and Juan are to be seated at a circular table. As usual, two seating arrangements are considered different exactly when someone has a different person to his or her right. If Fred can not be seated next to Ehud or Golda, how many different seating arrangments are possible? Thanks in advance Solution It doesn\'t matter where the first person sits; that person is a frame of reference. Let\'s have Abigail be the frame of reference. Bart then has 8 possible choices for where he can sit. Carol has 7. Dan has 6. Ehud has 5. Fred (we\'ll get back to him later). Golda has 4, Hiro 3, and Juan 2. Fred then is left with one spot left. 2/9 of this time (on average), he will be next to Ehud, Golda, or both of them. So, if we take 8! then multiply that by 7/9, we\'ll get how many arrangements there are at the table total. 8! * 7 / 9 = 31360..

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