Questions 1-5. Hepatitis C in British Columbia. On World Hepatitis Day, July 28, 2014, the BC Centre for Disease Control stated that 3% of British Columbians (about 130,000 people) were infected with hepatitis C. Although there is no vaccination against hepatitis C, it can be cured with a daily combination pill that cures 95% of patients. We survey a sample of 2500 randomly selected British Columbians living in the city of Burnaby as to whether they have hepatitis C. 1) What is the number of people that we would expect to find in our sample that have hepatitis C? a) 64 b) 75 c) 128 d) 150 e) It depends on the population of Burnaby 2) What is the standard deviation of the proportion of people in our sample that have hepatitis C? a) <.001 b between and c d e we find that the proportion of people in our sample with hepatitis is what probability would be as low lower if true for whole burnaby i.e. same british columbia a>