Problem #2 (15 Points)
 2. A report by a tourism company says that 28% of United States citizens plan to travel
 internationally annually. The tourism company selects a random sample of 40 people and
 calculates the sample proportion (p) of people planning to travel internationally.
 a. Tell whether n-p≥10 and n-(1 p)≥10 are true or false.
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 b. Describe the shape of the sampling distribution of the sample proportion of people
 who expect to travel internationally the next year. Write an explanation for your
 reasoning.
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