Assume that 10% students at AUS withdraw from classes before the drop/add period. Assume that you...
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Assume that 10% students at AUS withdraw from classes before the drop/add period. Assume that you are enrolled in a class with 15 students but the class will be cancelled if more than three students withdraw.
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What is the probability that the class will be cancelled?
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What is the standard deviation of students who withdraw from the course?
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What is the probability that three students will withdraw?
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