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Suppose 37% of the texas population own a gun. we want to calculate the chance that in a randomly selected sample of 360 texans, more than 140 will own a gun. think: clt for sum…

Suppose 37% of the texas population own a gun. we want to calculate the chance that in a randomly selected sample of 360 texans, more than 140 will own a gun. think: clt for sum…
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suppose 37% of the texas population own a gun. we want to calculate the chance that in a randomly selected sample of 360 texans, more than 140 will own a gun. think: clt for sum or average?

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6.949806949806.94980

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