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question 10
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it has been found that 88% of umsl students live off campus. suppose 50 students are selected at random and that the number of students out of those 50 living off campus follows a binomial distribution. what is the standard deviation for the number them who live off campus?
○ 5.28
○ 2.449
○ 6.633
○ 44
○ 12
○ 2.298
Step1: Identify binomial parameters
For a binomial distribution, \( n = 50 \) (number of trials), \( p = 0.88 \) (probability of success, living off - campus), and \( q=1 - p=1 - 0.88 = 0.12 \) (probability of failure).
Step2: Use standard deviation formula for binomial
The formula for the standard deviation (\(\sigma\)) of a binomial distribution is \(\sigma=\sqrt{npq}\).
Substitute \( n = 50 \), \( p = 0.88 \), and \( q = 0.12 \) into the formula:
First, calculate \( npq \):
\( npq=50\times0.88\times0.12 \)
\( 50\times0.88 = 44 \)
\( 44\times0.12=5.28 \)
Then, take the square root of \( npq \):
\(\sigma=\sqrt{5.28}\approx2.298\)
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