Question #191389

A local paper claims the proportion of college students who own a car is 38%. In a sample of 275 college students, what is the probability that more than 116 will own a car?


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Expert's answer
2021-05-11T08:13:03-0400

p=0.38q=0.62n=275p = 0.38 \\ q = 0.62 \\ n = 275

Using binomial distribution:

Mean:

μ=n×p=275×0.38=104.5\mu = n \times p = 275 \times 0.38 = 104.5

Standard deviation:

σ=n×p×q=275×0.38×0.62=8.05P(X>116)=1P(X<116)=1P(Z<116104.58.05)=1P(Z<1.428)=10.9233=0.0767\sigma = \sqrt{n \times p \times q} = \sqrt{275 \times 0.38 \times 0.62} = 8.05 \\ P(X>116) = 1 -P(X<116) \\ = 1 -P(Z< \frac{116-104.5}{8.05}) \\ = 1 -P(Z<1.428) \\ = 1 -0.9233 \\ = 0.0767


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