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You HAPPEN TO KNOW THAT 20% OF ALL THE STUDENTS AT GENERIC UNIVERSITY HAVE BLUE EYES....

You HAPPEN TO KNOW THAT 20% OF ALL THE STUDENTS AT GENERIC UNIVERSITY HAVE BLUE EYES. YOU GATHER A RANDOM SAMPLE OF 50 STUDENTS. fFIND A VALUE SUCH THAT THERE IS A 95% PROBABILITY THAT THE SAMPLE PROPORTION WOULD BE GREATER THAN THAT VALUE. PLEASE SHOW WORK SO I CAN TRY AND UNDERSTAND THIS....

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