4:
Since each question has 3 possible answers so we have
p = 1/3
Here number of correct answer will be binomial distribution with parameters n=10 and p=1/3. The mean and SD is
The largest usual value is
Answer : to get 7 or more
5:
The z-score for X = 9.8 is
The required probability is
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