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- A recent survey of post-secondary education students in Canada revealed that 76% are confident in their ability to manage their finances.You are to randomly pick 30 post-secondary education students across the country, and ask each the following question: Are you confident in your ability to manage your finances? You have defined the random variable X to represent the number, out of 30 post-secondary students chosen, who respond YES.(a) What is the probability that 22 of these post-secondary students respond YES?P(X=22)= _________(use four decimals in your answer) (b) What is the probability that between 14 and 20 of these students will respond YES?P(14≤X≤20)=_________(use four decimals in your answer) (c) How many of the 30 post-secondary students would you expect to respond YES? Find the standard deviation as well.E(X)=μX=_________(use two decimals in your answer) SD(X)=σX=_________ (use two decimals in your answer)Which of these variables is a discrete random variable? a. the height of 12 randomly selected people in a store b. the time it takes for student in a class to complete a quiz c. the number of people wearing glasses in a classroom d. none of the above 2. The librarian surveys every 7th student from an alphabetized list to determine reading preferences for new purchases. What tipe of sampling method is used in this scenario a. systematic random sampling b. stratified random sampling c. simple random sampling d. cluster random sampling
