7. You have sent out 1200 invitations to hear a speaker and must rent chairs for the guests that attend. In thepast, about 15% of those invited actually attend. The invitees were students selected at random from acalling list provided by the college. Sketch the sampling distribution of the proportion of invitees who willattend. Calculate the probability that less than 14% of the people invited attend the event and shade thecorresponding area.

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