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The University of Arkansas recently reported that 43% of college students aged 18-24 would spend their spring break relaxing at home. A sample of 165 college students is selected.
a. Calculate the appropriate standard error calculation for the data.
b. What is probability that more than 50% of the college students from the sample spent their spring breaks relaxing at home?
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