The most recent data from SKYCTC shows that 76% of MAT150 students pass with a C or higher(using data from the last 5 years)a) For a sample of 80 students, what would the sampling distribution look like?b) What percentage of groups of 80 students would have a pass rate of 71% or less? c) Would that be very unusual to have a pass rate of 71% or less? Using your answer from part b,explain why or why not

(a)The sampling distribution of sample proportion is N~(µp^,σp^)The mean and standard deviation is,

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