Suppose that at UCLA, 35% of students are international students. What is the probability that 40 students out of a randomly sampled group of 100 are international students? a. 0.8528 b. 0.1041 c. 0.2234 d. None of these e. 0.1473

Suppose that at UCLA, 35% of students are international students. What is the probability that 40 students out of a randomly sampled group of 100 are international students? a. 0.8528 b. 0.1041 c. 0.2234 d. None of these e. 0.1473

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Suppose that at UCLA, 35% of students are international students. What is the probability that 40 students out of a randomly sampled group of 100 are international students?

	a.	0.8528
	b.	0.1041
	c.	0.2234
	d.	None of these
	e.	0.1473

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