1. Are today's college graduates willing to work long, hard hours on the job?Suppose the true percentage of college graduates who expect to work long, hardhours is 90%. In a sample of 10 college graduates who say they would be willing towork long, hard hours on the job, what is the probability thatb) exactly 5 graduates will work long, hard hours on the job?0.0010.9990.0020.900

Ans: option 1 From given data we have: p=90%=0.90n=10

Answered: b) exactly 5 graduates will work long,…

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