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So we have two problems we're looking at today.
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Here's the first one.
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We have grades and gender.
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We've got male, female, and grades of a, b, c.
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And we have counts.
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These are counts.
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How many males had a's? 13.
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Females, a's.
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Males, b's.
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8.
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And so on and so forth.
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That's how we interpret this.
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And we have the row total.
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27 males, 20 females.
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15 a's, 26 b's, 15 c's.
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So the first question we are asked is to find the probability of getting an a.
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So probability of a, well how many total a's are there? 15 out of a total of 56.
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And that will give us our probability.
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0 .26785.
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So you get around as you see fit there.
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All right.
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Now the next question is, let me cut this off here.
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We're talking about normal distribution with mean 24 and a sigma, the population standard deviation of 4 .7.
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So it's normally distributed.
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So it's kind of like this...