In: Statistics and Probability
A recent study found that 56% of workers between the ages of 20-29 cash out their retirement accounts when they lose their jobs or move to a new employer. Complete parts a through e below based on a random sample of 14 workers between the ages of 20-29 who lost their jobs or changed employers.
Solution:-
We have given that,
p = proportion of workers between age 20-29 cash out their retirement accounts =56%
i.e. p = 0.56
n = sample size = 14
Let define,
X : number of workers between age 20-29 cash out their retirement accounts
Then from above information,
X~Binomial ( n=14, p=0.56 ) distribution
Therefore,pmf of X is,
Mean and standard deviation for this distribution are
#1)What is the probability that exactly 3 workers cashed out their retirement accounts?
----> i.e. we have to find P(X=3) = ?
Therefore,
#2)What is the probability that all 14 workers from the sample cashed out their retirement accounts?
-----> i.e. we have to find P(X=14) =?
#3)What is the probability that 11 or fewer workers cashed out their retirement accounts?
-----> i.e. we have to find P(X<=11) =??
But,
#4)What are the mean and standard deviation for this distribution?
---->
i)Mean:-
ii) Standard deviation:-