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Solution
Given that,
= 
[p
( 1 - p ) / n] =
[(0.623 * 0.377) / 580 ] = 0.0201
P(
< 0.582) =
= P[(
- 
) /
< (0.582 - 0.623) / 0.0201]
= P(z < -2.04)
= 0.0207
Probability = 0.0207
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