Note: this question is asking for probabilities rounded to 4 decimal places, so make sure that any inputs (such as parameters of a distribution) are either rounded to more than 4 decimal places (like 6 decimals) OR you put a mathematical expression in RStudio for your inputs. For example, if you want to find the probability of getting a value less than or equal to 9/ 17 when you have i 27 a Normal distribution with mean 14/32 and standard deviation m you can use those expressions in RStudio: xpnorm(9/17, mean = 14/32, sd = sqrt(27/143)). Suppose that 4 out of 9 dentists recommend MintyFresh toothpaste. From a sample of 117 dentists, how unusual would it be to have more than 65 of them recommend MintyFresh toothpaste? Is the success-failure condition of the Central Limit Theorem satisfied? 0 Yes. Both np and n(1 p) are 2 10. O No. Either np