Here given that 72% of community favoured building a police substation in neighborhood.
Here we observed 14 samples.
Let define a random variable X represent number of community favoured building a police substation in neighborhood.
The random variable X follow binomial distribution with n=14 and p=0.72

We need to find exactly 8 of them favoured building a police substation in neighborhood.




Option (B) is correct answer.
The values are given by for hypothesis test is,

The value of test statistic is given by,



The p-value is given by,




So, p-value>level of significance.
i.e, 0.015>0.01
So, we reject the null hypothesis.
Option (B) is correct answer.
Here, the highest temperature is 74 degree Fahrenheit and lowest 17 degree Fahrenheit.
We need to find the frequency distribution with 10 classes.
Option (A) is correct.
i.e, 17-22
The classes are given by,
17-22
23-28
29-34
35-40
41-46
47-52
53-58
59-64
65-70
71-76
Let define a random variable X, which is normally distributed with mean 63.4 and standard deviation 1.2

We need to third quartile Q3.
Let third quartile be Q3
So,



From the standard normal table we get,




Option (D) is correct answer.
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