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The United Kingdom Forestry Commission reports that 43\%43%43, percent of the 3.163.163, point, 16 million hectares of woodland area in the United Kingdom had certification identifying them as "sustainably managed" in 2016. Suppose an employee took a simple random sample of 400400400 of the hectares and saw that the records showed that 47\%47%47, percent of the sampled hectares had that certification in 2016. Assuming that the Forestry Commission's report is accurate, what is the approximate probability that more than 47\%47%47, percent of the sample would have had the certification in 2016? Choose 1

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