State police believe that 68% of the drivers drive above the speed limit on the freeway. Driving behavior of a random sample of 110 drivers were observed with hidden cameras. What is the probability that in that sample more than 71% of the drivers crossed the speed limit? Answer to 4 decimal places
Solution
Given that,
p = 0.68
1 - p = 1-0.68=0.32
n = 110
= p =0.68
= [p(
1 - p ) / n] =
[(0.68*0.32) / 110 ] = 0.044
P(
> 0.71) = 1 - P(
<0.71 )
= 1 - P((
-
) /
< (0.71-0.68) / 0.044)
= 1 - P(z <0.68 )
Using z table
= 1 -0.7517
=0.2483
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