Statistics Decision making

Statistics Decision making. In a poll, adult men aged 25-35ÿwere asked, “If you go bald, will you consider hair transplant if you can afford it?” Thirty percent of them said, “Definitely.”Suppose this result is true for the current population of adult men aged 25-35. A random sample of 15 adult men aged 25-35 is selected.ÿUse the binomial probabilities table (Table I of Appendix B) or technology to find the probability that the number of men in this sample of 15 who will say definitely in response to the said question is:ÿa. At least 4ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿb. 1 to 3ÿÿÿc. At most 5ÿPost an answer individually to the learning team forum.ÿDiscuss with your Learning Team how you arrived at the answer.Discuss if the answer is valid and how it might differ if the sample wasn’t random.ÿDevelop a 700-word summary of the selection process for random and non-random samples based on your discussion.Formatÿyour assignment consistent with APA guidelines.Submit your assignment to the learning team folder. This assignment is not graded

Statistics Decision making