What is the probability that from a sample of 100 Indianapolis residents, fewer than 95% were rooting for the Giants in Super Bowl XLVI

Complete Question

Super Bowl XLVI was played between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots in Indianapolis. Due to a decade-long rivalry between the Patriots and the city’s own team, the Colts, most Indianapolis residents were rooting heartily for the Giants. Suppose that 90% of Indianapolis residents wanted the Giants to beat the Patriots. What is the probability that from a sample of 100 Indianapolis residents, fewer than 95% were rooting for the Giants in Super Bowl XLVI?

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From the question we are told that

  The proportion that wants Giants to win  p = 0.90  

   The sample size is n  =  100

 Generally the mean of this sampling distribution is  

Generally the standard deviation is  

=>  

=>  

Generally the probability that  from a sample of 100 Indianapolis residents, fewer than 95% were rooting for the Giants in Super Bowl XLVI is mathematically represented  as

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