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A college has a limited enrollment summer course that only accepts 50 students, selected at random from the more than 2000 qualified students who apply each year. Of these applicants, 22% have completed 2 or fewer years of college. Suppose the registrar calculates the annual proportion p, with, hat, on top of students accepted into the course who have completed 2 or fewer years of college. Which of the following distributions is the best approximation of the sampling distribution of
p, with, hat, on top?

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