### Sociology Final Exam Statistics Problem#### Problem Statement:The Final Exam in a sociology class consists of 100 multiple choice questions. Each question has 6 possible answers with only 1 correct. An unprepared student makes random guesses for all answers. **“Provide all code and round to 4 decimal places”**#### Tasks:a) **Find the mean and standard deviation** for the number of correct answers. Provide all formulas used.b) **Find the probability** of obtaining 10 correct questions.c) **Would it be unusual for a student to get 10 answers correct?** Use a sentence and probability to justify your answer.

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1. The Final Exam in a sociology class consist of 100 multiple choice questions. Each question has 6 possible answers with only I correct. An unprepared student makes random guesses for all answers. "Provide all code and round to 4 decimal places" a) Find the mean and standard deviation for the number of correct answers. Provide all formulas used. b) Find the probability of obtaining 10 correct questions. =) Would it be unusual for a student to get 10 answers correct? Use a sentence and probability to justify your nswer.

1. The Final Exam in a sociology class consist of 100 multiple choice questions. Each question has 6 possible answers with only I correct. An unprepared student makes random guesses for all answers. "Provide all code and round to 4 decimal places" a) Find the mean and standard deviation for the number of correct answers. Provide all formulas used. b) Find the probability of obtaining 10 correct questions. =) Would it be unusual for a student to get 10 answers correct? Use a sentence and probability to justify your nswer.

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