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Consider a random sample of 37 students, and consider the number who graduate in six years. . Find the probability that 20 students in the sample graduate in six years
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the 37 student sample can be randomly chosen, but the graduation rate is not random (like tossing a coin). To find find probability, you will need the population graduation rate, or better still, the populatin rate of quitting school for each year.
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