Suppose you work for a survey research company. In a typicalsurvey, you mail questionnaires to 150 companies. Of course, someof these companies might decide not to respond. Assume that thenonresponse rate is 45%; that is, each company's probability of notresponding, independently of the others, is 0.45. Round youranswers to three decimal places and if your answer is zero, enter"0". a. If your company requires at least 90 responses for a validsurvey, find the probability that it will get this many. Use a datatable to see how your answer varies as a function of thenonresponse rate (for a reasonable range of response ratessurrounding 45%).
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