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a.
To find: The probability that more than 12 calls does not get completed.
a.

Answer to Problem 97E
The probability is 0.8531.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Probability of success ( p ) = 9% = 0.09
Number of trials ( n ) = 15
Formula used:
The formula to compute the
Calculation:
Consider, X be the random that represents the number of calls that help in completing survey follows the binomial distribution.
If more than 12 calls does not get completed it means fewer than 3 calls are completed.
The probability can be calculated as:
Thus, the required probability is 0.8531.
b.
To find: The mean of X and interpret it.
b.

Answer to Problem 97E
The mean is 1.35.
Explanation of Solution
The mean of X can be calculated as:
Thus, the mean is 1.35
Interpretation:
The computed value of mean shows that on an average out of 15 calls , 1.35 will be completed.
c.
To find: The standard deviation of X and interpret it.
c.

Answer to Problem 97E
The standard deviation is 1.35
Explanation of Solution
The standard deviation of X can be calculated as:
Interpretation:
The total number of calls that get completed will vary by 1.1084 calls in comparison of mean of 1.35 calls..
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