Question

. A news organization reported that42 % of the voters in a particular region voted for Candidate A in a recent election with two candidates. A small startup company 9 in the region has employees. Complete parts a through d.
a. How many of the employees would be expected to have voted for Candidate A?
(Type an integer or a decimal. Do not round.)
b. All of the employees indicated that they voted for Candidate B in the recent election. Determine the probability of this assuming they are representative of all voters in the region.
(Round to four decimal places as needed.)
c. of the employees voted for Candidate B. Determine the probability that at least of the employees would vote for Candidate B if they are representative of all voters in the region. Eight 8
(Round to four decimal places as needed.)
d. Based on your calculations in parts b and c, do the employees reflect the regional trend? Support your answer with statistical calculations and reasoning. Choose the correct answer below.
A. Yes, because the probabilities found in parts b and c are small, which means that the assumption that the employees followed the regional trend could be valid. B. No, because the probabilities found in parts b and c are small, which means that the assumption that the employees followed the regional trend is probably not valid. C. Yes, because the probabilities found in parts b and c are not small, which means that the assumption that the employees followed the regional trend could be valid. D. No, because the probabilities found in parts b and c are not small, which means that the assumption that the employees followed the regional trend is probably not valid.

Answer 1