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Okay, so this question says that they're basically building a box model to estimate the chance that between 19 % and 21 % forms chosen for audit have gross incomes over $50 ,000.
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So part a says, should the number of tickets in the box be 900 or 50 ,000? and in this case, we're going to go with 50 ,000 because we want to model having 50 ,000 tax forms.
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So 50 ,000 makes no sense.
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Part b says each tick in the box shows either a zero or a one or a gross income.
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And since we're looking at something very binary here, either you have an income greater than $50 ,000 or you don't, it would be 0 and 1.
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Sorry, 0 or 1.
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Part c, true or false, the same deviation in the box is 20 ,000.
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That's going to be false.
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The standard deviation is actually 1 minus 0.
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Times the square root of .2.
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And it's 0 .2 because 20 % of the forms have a gross income over 50 ,000, and then 1 minus .2, which is .8.
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Moving on to part d...