This class consists of 43 women and 36 men. Assume the average exam score on the...
This class consists of 43 women and 36 men. Assume the average exam score on the first exam was 72 (σ = 18; assume the whole class is a population).
1. Using random sampling, what is the probability that the first exam I select from a stack will be that of a male student? – 2 pts.
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