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June 2018 p61 q5
3300

In Pelmerdon 22% of families own a dishwasher.

A random sample of 145 families from Pelmerdon is chosen. Use a suitable approximation to find the probability that more than 26 families own a dishwasher.

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Feb/Mar 2018 p62 q8
3301

The results of a survey at a certain large college show that the proportion of students who own a car is \(\frac{1}{4}\).

For a random sample of 160 students at the college, use a suitable approximate distribution to find the probability that fewer than 50 own a car.

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Nov 2023 p51 q3
3302

A farmer sells eggs. The weights, in grams, of the eggs can be modelled by a normal distribution with mean 80.5 and standard deviation 6.6. Eggs are classified as small, medium or large according to their weight. A small egg weighs less than 76 grams and 40% of the eggs are classified as medium.

(a) Find the percentage of eggs that are classified as small.

(b) Find the least possible weight of an egg classified as large.

150 of the eggs for sale last week were weighed.

(c) Use an approximation to find the probability that more than 68 of these eggs were classified as medium.

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Nov 2017 p62 q5
3303

Blank CDs are packed in boxes of 30. The probability that a blank CD is faulty is 0.04. A box is rejected if more than 2 of the blank CDs are faulty.

  1. Find the probability that a box is rejected.
  2. 280 boxes are chosen randomly. Use an approximation to find the probability that at least 30 of these boxes are rejected.
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June 2017 p63 q2
3304

The probability that George goes swimming on any day is \(\frac{1}{3}\). Use an approximation to calculate the probability that in 270 days George goes swimming at least 100 times.

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