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According to the Board of Math Examiners, approximately 62% of people taking the Math Exam passed the exam.

If 18 people who have taken the Math Exam are randomly selected, what is the probability that at least 76% have passed? Round your answer to 4 decimal places.

If 46 people who have taken the Math Exam are randomly selected, what is the probability that at least 76% have passed? Round your answer to 4 decimal places.

Final Answer:

a =  0.1263
b =  0.0317

Step-by-step explanation:

p=62%=10062=5031=0.62 r=76%=10076=2519=0.76  n1=18 p1=[r n1]=[0.76 18]=14  n2=46 p2=[r n2]=[0.76 46]=35  p14=(p1n1)p1p(1p)n1p1=(1418)0.6214(10.62)1814=30600.62140.3840.0791 p15=(p1+1n1)p1p+1(1p)n1p1+1=(14+118)0.6214+1(10.62)1814+10.0344 p16=(p1+2n1)p1p+2(1p)n1p1+2=(14+218)0.6214+2(10.62)1814+20.0105 p17=(p1+3n1)p1p+3(1p)n1p1+3=(14+318)0.6214+3(10.62)1814+30.002 p18=(p1+4n1)p1p+4(1p)n1p1+4=(14+418)0.6214+4(10.62)1814+40.0002  a=p14+p15+p16+p17+p18=0.0791+0.0344+0.0105+0.002+0.0002=0.1263
p35=(3546)p35(1p)4635=(3546)0.6235(10.62)4635=133407831960.62350.38110.0172 p36=(3646)p36(1p)4636=(3646)0.6236(10.62)4636=40763504210.62360.38100.0086 p37=(3746)p37(1p)4637=(3746)0.6237(10.62)4637=11017163300.62370.3890.0038 p38=(3846)p38(1p)4638=(3846)0.6238(10.62)4638=2609328150.62380.3880.0015 p39=(3946)p39(1p)4639=(3946)0.6239(10.62)4639=535246800.62390.3870.0005 p40=(4046)p40(1p)4640=(4046)0.6240(10.62)4640=93668190.62400.3860.0001 p41=0 p42=0 p43=0 p44=0 p45=0 p46=0 b=p35+p36+p37+p38+p39+p40+p41+p42+p43+p44+p45+p46=0.0172+0.0086+0.0038+0.0015+0.0005+0.0001+0+0+0+0+0+0=0.0317



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