Assume 11% of the population is left-handed. Assume this percentage is also true for all college students. A random sample of 241 college students from a campus with 6025 students is taken and whether or not they are left-handed is recorded. List the given information with the correct symbols: 7 V = 11% 7 v = 241 2 V = 6025 a) Identify the individual, variable, random variable X and the random variable p in the context of this problem. The individual is | Select an answer The variable information collected from each individual is Select an answer V The wording in context for the random variable X is as follows: rv X = |Select an answer The wording in context for the random variable p is as follows: rv p = |Select an answer b) Can we say that the sampling distribution of p is approximately normal? Because np = which is (? v n(1 - p) = which is ? v and N = which is (or is assumed to be) [? v Note: if N is unknown, type 1000000 in for its value. c) What is the probability that no more than 9% of the randomly selected college students are left-handed? Fill in below with the correct random variable and inequality symbol in the probability statement. Round final answer to 4 decimal places. P( ? V [2 V 0.09) =d) Is 8% an unusually low percentage of randomly selected college students that are left-handed in a sample of 241? . Since P(? v ?V | 8*) = which is ? v 8% Select an answer V an unusually low percentage of college students that are left-handed in a sample of 241 . What might you conclude about the population if you observe a sample percentage this low? Select an answer e) Is 6% an unusually low percentage of randomly selected college students that are left-handed in a sample of 241? . Since P( ? v ?V 6%) = which is ? v 69% Select an answer V an unusually low percentage of college students that are left-handed in a sample of 241 What might you conclude about the population if you observe a sample percentage this low? Select an answer V