\f3. [5 PTS] A survey selects an SR5 of nl=50 people from a town of 55.000. The outcome of interest is the number of health problems per person. The population values of this outcome are assumed to be approximately Normally distributed with a mean of 4.30 health problems per person (population standard deviation = 0.65 problems per person]. The Health Department has decided that a probability of less than 0.05 is their criteria for classifying an event is unusual. 33] What is the probability of selecting an individual person at random from this population who has more than 5 health problems? Explain what this probability means. Is this event unusual? 33. ANSWER: 311] What is the probability of getting a sample mean of less than 4- health problems? Explain what this probability means. Is this event unusual? 3h