Mathematics, 15.04.2021 21:20 lilquongohard
Toni runs a restaurant that receives a shipment of 200 oranges every day. According to the supplier,
approximately 11% of the population of these oranges is overripe. Suppose that Toni calculates the daily
proportion of overripe oranges in her sample of 200. We can assume the supplier's claim is true, and that the
oranges each day represent a random sample.
What will be the shape of the sampling distribution of the daily proportions of overripe oranges?
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Skewed to the left
Skewed to the right
Approximately normal
Uniform
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