Answer:
The probability that 6 or more women would be laid off is P=0.08.
Step-by-step explanation:
In this case, we have a group of people and a proportion of women and men. We can think of the people laid off as a random sample taken from the population (all employees of the department).
The right model to represent that is with a binomial distribution. In this case, the sample size is n=8 and the probability of picking a woman is p=0.44.
According to this model, the probability that 6 or more women, out of 8 persons, would be laid off is:
Formula for the Minimum Sample size 
The least biased estimate for p and q is 1/2.
Thus
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small circle area=3,14.19^2=1133,5
large circle area =3,14.24^2=1808,6
shaded area=1808,6-1133,5
shaded area=675,1
