Use Chebysheff's Theorem to answer the following (Use other paper) a.) Use the Chebysheff formula and calculate at least what percentage of any population will lie within K = 2.5 standard deviations of the population mean? b.) A major sales company has compiled web site data over the last year and has determined that the average number of visits to their website per day is, u = 30,000 visitors with a standard deviation of o= 2500 visitors per day. The marketing manager uses Chebysheff's theorem and estimates that at least 88.9% of the time he/she expects the daily number of visitors to the web site to lie in the interval (a, b). Find the endpoints of the 88.9 % Chebysheff Confidence Interval, Ik. (what is K- use an integer). c.) If a visitor to the website spends on average $20 per visit using the results in part b above the manager predicts that at least 88.9% of the time the daily total sales revenue will lie in the interval ($C, $D). Find $C and $D. Use Chebysheff's Theorem to answer the following (Use other paper) a.) Use the Chebysheff formula and calculate at least what percentage of any population will lie within K = 2.5 standard deviations of the population mean? b.) A major sales company has compiled web site data over the last year and has determined that the average number of visits to their website per day is, u = 30,000 visitors with a standard deviation of o= 2500 visitors per day. The marketing manager uses Chebysheff's theorem and estimates that at least 88.9% of the time he/she expects the daily number of visitors to the web site to lie in the interval (a, b). Find the endpoints of the 88.9 % Chebysheff Confidence Interval, Ik. (what is K- use an integer). c.) If a visitor to the website spends on average $20 per visit using the results in part b above the manager predicts that at least 88.9% of the time the daily total sales revenue will lie in the interval ($C, $D). Find $C and $D. Use Chebysheff's Theorem to answer the following (Use other paper) a.) Use the Chebysheff formula and calculate at least what percentage of any population will lie within K = 2.5 standard deviations of the population mean? b.) A major sales company has compiled web site data over the last year and has determined that the average number of visits to their website per day is, u = 30,000 visitors with a standard deviation of o= 2500 visitors per day. The marketing manager uses Chebysheff's theorem and estimates that at least 88.9% of the time he/she expects the daily number of visitors to the web site to lie in the interval (a, b). Find the endpoints of the 88.9 % Chebysheff Confidence Interval, Ik. (what is K- use an integer). c.) If a visitor to the website spends on average $20 per visit using the results in part b above the manager predicts that at least 88.9% of the time the daily total sales revenue will lie in the interval ($C, $D). Find $C and $D. Use Chebysheff's Theorem to answer the following (Use other paper) a.) Use the Chebysheff formula and calculate at least what percentage of any population will lie within K = 2.5 standard deviations of the population mean? b.) A major sales company has compiled web site data over the last year and has determined that the average number of visits to their website per day is, u = 30,000 visitors with a standard deviation of o= 2500 visitors per day. The marketing manager uses Chebysheff's theorem and estimates that at least 88.9% of the time he/she expects the daily number of visitors to the web site to lie in the interval (a, b). Find the endpoints of the 88.9 % Chebysheff Confidence Interval, Ik. (what is K- use an integer). c.) If a visitor to the website spends on average $20 per visit using the results in part b above the manager predicts that at least 88.9% of the time the daily total sales revenue will lie in the interval ($C, $D). Find $C and $D.