Prior to airport construction, a survey was conducted if the residents in a certain barangay are infavour or not. According to barangay chairman, he estimates that 35% of his constituents are infavour of the construction of an airport. If there are 350 people at a consultation meeting. find theprobability that at least 100 is in favour to the construction of the airport.A. 0.9824B. 0.9218C. 0.9559D. 0.9951E. 0.9595Pre-engineering students must score in the top 10% on a qualifying exam to be considered for acourse in BS in Aeronautical Engincering. The test has a 200-point mean and a 20-point standarddeviation. To qualify find the lowest possible score. Assume that the test results are normallydistributed.А. 195В. 206C 226D. 216E. 189

Given that p=35%=0.35 , q=1-p=1-0.35=0.65 n=350 Note: According to bartleby experts question…

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