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please answer both questions will do like immediately Thank you Elllll'El' I. 5 1. II III l 1. The distribution Binomial 3(11 = 30, p

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Elllll'El' I. 5 1. II III l 1. The distribution Binomial 3(11 = 30, p = If?) '5 given in the histogram below, scaled to fit the Normal curve. The outcomes are labeled 0,1,...30, and above each outcome is a rectangle whose area is the probability of the outcome: II I: II II I a. Below the graph, draw another horizontal axis for the standard unit scale. what outcome corresponds to 0, in standard units? Mark where 0 is below the graph on the standard unit scale. b. Wl'lat outcomes correspond to 1 and 1? Mark where -1 and 1 are, on the standard unit scale. c. Mark where 2 and 2 are, on the standard unit scale. :1. Find the area of the rectangle above the outcome 13 in two ways: {a} estimate. using the Normal curve, and {b} exactly, using the Binomial probability mass function. What is the error? e. A coin is tossed 3-3- times. Estimate. using the Normal curve. the probabilitv of getting between 13 and 17 heads [inclusive]. 2. The histogram for Binomial Btu = 60, p = 1,13) is given in the graph below. scaled to t under the Normal curve: A die will be rolled 60 times. and you will count the number of times it lands on 1 or 2 la successful roll}. Use the Normal curve to estimate the chance you get between 16 and 24 successful rolls. The graph above llustrates the dlstrlbutlon of the number of successful rolls

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