<span>1.Verify whether n is large enough to use the normal approximation by checking the two appropriate conditions.
<span>2.Translate the problem into a probability statement about X.</span></span>
Step-by-step explanation:
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1. 196
2. 625
3 . 429
She will buy a new car.
Given p—>q and p, this means that q is true. This is because if p is true then q has to be true too. A statement when true implies false is false.
This is what the graph would look like. Hope this helps:)
