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5. 17% of CSUN students are part time. You select 60 CSUN students at random and count how many are part time. a. Suppose that you get 15 part-time students in your sample. Give the value of n: p: 13: b. Give the shape, mean, and standard error of the sampling distribution of 36 and sketch the distribution. x Shade the area on the sketch that represents the probability of getting 15 or fewer pa rt- time students in your sample. Then use StatCrunch to compute the probability that 15 or fewer students in your sample are part time. d. Does it seem plausible that you would get 20 or more who are part time? Explain