Q P.15: According to a theater, about 8% of all people who buy a ticket to a performance arrive late. Find the mea and standard deviation of the number of people who are late if 300 tickets have been sold. A The mean is µ 300 · 0. 08 = 24. The standard deviation is o = v300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 z 4. 70. В The mean is u = V300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 2 4. 70. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 08 = 24. The mean is µ 300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 = 22. 08. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 92 = 276. The mean is u = 300 · 0. 92 = 276. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 08 · 0.92 = 22. 08. %3D E The mean is u 300 · 0. 08 = 24. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 = 22. 08. %3D

Q P.15: According to a theater, about 8% of all people who buy a ticket to a performance arrive late. Find the mea and standard deviation of the number of people who are late if 300 tickets have been sold. A The mean is µ 300 · 0. 08 = 24. The standard deviation is o = v300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 z 4. 70. В The mean is u = V300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 2 4. 70. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 08 = 24. The mean is µ 300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 = 22. 08. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 92 = 276. The mean is u = 300 · 0. 92 = 276. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 08 · 0.92 = 22. 08. %3D E The mean is u 300 · 0. 08 = 24. The standard deviation is o = 300 · 0. 08 · 0. 92 = 22. 08. %3D

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