• Toronto drivers have been going to small towns in Ontario (Canada) to take the drivers road test, rather than taking the test in Toronto, because the pass rate in the small towns is 90%, which is much higher than the pass rate in Toronto. Suppose that every day, 100 people independently take the test in one of these small towns. a) What is the expected number of people who are expected to pass the test? Expected number (mean) = drivers b) What is the standard deviation (give or take) for the expected number of drivers to pass the test? Standard deviation = c) After a great many days, according to the Empirical Rule, on about 95% of these days the number of people passing the test will be as low as and as high as . d) Would it be surprising if you found that on one day, 88 out of 100 passed the test? Answer: (yes or no)