v I u E ClassworktorGi X a Whathan DoV' X I a Special Discrete X I a Classworkfor Re X I HomeworkHelp X I o Messenger X I + V X (- 9 C' i classroom.google.com/w/Mzkyle2NDEyMDQI/t/all PERFORMANCE TASK Performance Standard: Use precise counting technique and probability in formulating conclusions and making decisions Learning Competency: Solve problems involving hypergeometric, negative binomial, geometric, and Poisson distributions Situation: In a case led at a Regional Trial Court (RTC), four women brought suit against a company charging sex discrimination. Of nine people who were eligible for promotion, four were women. Three of the nine were actually chosen for promotions. Only one of those promoted was a woman. The three other women sued the company. A major consideration on the case hinged on the probability that out of the three people promoted, no more than one woman could be chosen by chance. That is, if gender was not a factor, what is the probability that no more than one of the three promotions would go to a woman? You are a consultant specializing in legal matters and you were called by the defense attorney to address the charges. You are going to calculate the probability that in the absence of discrimination, at most one of the women would be promoted. Interpret whatever probability you would get. Use a separate sheet for your answers. Your work will be evaluated based on the correctness of computation and accuracy of interpretation of the result of the computation. Criteria Outstanding Satisfactory Developing Beginning Correctness of Computations Computations Computations Computations Computations are correct and are correct are incomplete are incorrect orderl and incom-lete Accuracy of Interpretation is Interpretation is Interpretation is Interpretation is Interpretation accurate and to accurate inaccurate vague the mint E: ,0 Typeheretosearch 555\". 0 it [I '1 a e m G . a 4.... 27C A :1\" rm" :7: ENG 275/132,:3122 %