Texts: 70% of citizens support building a new stadium with a tax increase. 7 citizens are surveyed. What is the probability that 1 citizen supports building the new stadium with a tax increase? What is the probability that more than 5 citizens support building the new stadium with a tax increase? What is the expected value?
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Given that 70% of citizens support building a new stadium with a tax increase, the probability that a randomly selected citizen supports it is 0.70. Since we are surveying 7 citizens, we can use the binomial probability formula to calculate the probability that Show more…
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