Of those parts returned?3. The wing lengths of houseflies was examined in the paper: Sokal, R.R. and P.E. Hunter. 1955.morphometric analysis of DDT-resistant and non-resistant housefly strains Ann. Entomol. Soc.Amer. 48: 499-507.For the housefly data, the mean wing length was found to be normally distributed with mean =45.5mm and the standard deviation is s = 3.92mm. Answer the following probability questionsabout housefly wing lengths.a) What is the probability that a randomly selected housefly has a wing length of over 50mm?b) What is the probability that a randomly selected housefly has a wing length between 30mmand 50mm?c) What is the probability that a randomly selected group of 9 houseflies will have a meanwing length of over 50mm?d) What is the mean wing length that a randomly selected group of 9 houseflies will have witha probability of 95%?4. The following data are the results from the Pfizer Covid 19 vaccine trials.Efficacy End-Point SubgroupBNT16262, 30 rg (N-21,669)No. of participants Surveillance timeperson-yr (no. at risk)Placebo (N-21,686)No. of participants Surveillance timeperson-yr (no. at risk)Covid-19 occurrenceAfter dose 1After dose 1 to before dose 2Dose 2 to 7 days after dose 227 Days after dose 24.015 (21,314)3.982 (21.258)275822117250399.a) 21669 individuals were given the vaccine in this trial and 50 were infected after theyreceived the first vaccine. What is the probability of becoming infected with Covid 19 after

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The wing lengths of houseflies was examined in the paper: Sokal, R.R. and P.E. Hunter. 1955 morphometric analysis of DDT-resistant and non-resistant housefly strains Ann. Entomol. So Amer. 48: 499-507. For the housefly data, the mean wing length was found to be normally distributed with mear 45.5mm and the standard deviation is s = 3.92mm. Answer the following probability question about housefly wing lengths. a) What is the probability that a randomly selected housefly has a wing length of over 50mm b) What is the probability that a randomly selected housefly has a wing length between 30mn and 50mm? c) What is the probability that a randomly selected group of 9 houseflies will have a mean wing length of over 50mm?

The wing lengths of houseflies was examined in the paper: Sokal, R.R. and P.E. Hunter. 1955 morphometric analysis of DDT-resistant and non-resistant housefly strains Ann. Entomol. So Amer. 48: 499-507. For the housefly data, the mean wing length was found to be normally distributed with mear 45.5mm and the standard deviation is s = 3.92mm. Answer the following probability question about housefly wing lengths. a) What is the probability that a randomly selected housefly has a wing length of over 50mm b) What is the probability that a randomly selected housefly has a wing length between 30mn and 50mm? c) What is the probability that a randomly selected group of 9 houseflies will have a mean wing length of over 50mm?

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