Suppose voters from a simple random sample of 500 (N 1,000,000) are interviewed and asked which presidential candidate they're going to vote for. Of these, 35% say they'll vote for the Statistics Party. You want to know the probability, assuming this proportion is correct for the population, that more than 40% of a random sample of 500 people will vote for the Statistics Party. Which of these shows the three ways you could find your answer?

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Suppose voters from a simple random sample of 500 (N > 1,000,000) are interviewed and asked which presidential candidate they're going to vote for. Of these, 35% say they'll vote for the Statistics Party. You want to know the probability, assuming this proportion is correct for the population, that more than 40% of a random sample of 500 people will vote for the Statistics Party. Which of these shows the three ways you could find your answer?