In a college of 5000 students, 150 are math majors. A student is selected at random and turns out to be a math major. Is this an unusual event?
P(Math major) = n(Math major) / Total students
= 150 / 5000
= 0.03
Since this probability is less than 0.05,
The events of math major student is unusual
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