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Information for Q2-Q5:In a survey conducted by a government secondary school, parents were asked to indicate whether they would recommend their child's school to their friends and neighbours. The term "New Parent" refers to parents whose first child is attending this school, while "Returning Parent" is used for those who have more than one child attending or who have had children attend this school in the past.           Probability Distribution Table

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Information for Q2-Q5:In a survey conducted by a government secondary school, parents were asked to indicate whether they would recommend their child's school to their friends and neighbours. The term "New Parent" refers to parents whose first child is attending this school, while "Returning Parent" is used for those who have more than one child attending or who have had children attend this school in the past.           Probability Distribution Table

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