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Assume that a national fitness study reports that 10% of millenials exercise daily. Suppose that a researcher surveys a random sample of 250 millenials regarding their daily exercise habits. Assume that ???? is a binomial random variable that represents the number of millenials in the sample who exercise daily. Compute the mean ???? and standard deviation ???? of the sampling distribution of ???? . Report ???? as a whole number and ???? as a decimal precise to two decimal places.

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Question: Assume that a national fitness study reports that 5% of millenials exercise daily. Suppose that a researcher surveys a random sample of 120 millenials regarding their daily exercise habits. Assume that

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Explanation:

Let X be the number of millenials in the sample who exercise daily

Given that X is binomial with n = 250 and p = 10% = 0.1

q =
1-p=0.9

As per binomial distribution rule we have

Mean of X = E(X) =
np = 25

Variance of X =
npq= 22.5

Std dev=
√(22.5) =4.74

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