In a survey, 600 mothers and fathers were asked about the importance of sports for
boys and girls. Of the parents interviewed, 70% said the genders are equal and should
have equal opportunities to participate in sports.
Now, use the exact binomial calculation to find the probability of getting
between, but not including, 67% and 73% of the respondents in a sample of
600 who say the genders are equal and should have equal opportunities. To use
the exact binomial, you'll need to convert the proportions to counts by
multiplying each proportion by 600. I don't really understand plz help!

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In a survey, 600 mothers and fathers were asked about the importance of sports for
boys and girls. Of the parents interviewed, 70% said the genders are equal and should
have equal opportunities to participate in sports. 
Now, use the exact binomial calculation to find the probability of getting
between, but not including, 67% and 73% of the respondents in a sample of
600 who say the genders are equal and should have equal opportunities. To use
the exact binomial, you'll need to convert the proportions to counts by
multiplying each proportion by 600. I don't really understand plz help!

anonymous · Answer

i have a few answers just need to know which one is right lol