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Museum membership A museum offers several levels
of membership, as shown in the table.a) Find the
b) During their annual membership drive, they hope to
sign up 50 new members each day. Would you expect
the distribution of the donations for a day to follow a
Normal model? Explain.
c) Consider the mean donation of the 50 new members
each day. Describe the sampling model for these
means (shape, center, and spread).
Member
Category
Amount of
Donation ($)
Percent of
Members
Individual 50 41
Family 100 37
Sponsor 250 14
Patron 500 7
Benefactor 1000 1
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