Question #217724

Topic: Normal Distribution Distribution & Inverse Normal Distribution

  1. Given that  X~N (4,9), find

a.) P(X > 8)

b.) P(4< X < 6)

c.) P(X≥3)



Expert's answer

Given N(4,32):μ=4,σ=3N(4, 3^2):\mu=4, \sigma=3


a,


P(X>9)=1−P(X≤9)=P(X>9)=1-P(X\leq 9)=

≈1−P(Z≤9−43)≈1−P(Z≤1.666667)\approx1-P(Z\leq \dfrac{9-4}{3})\approx1-P(Z\leq 1.666667)

≈0.047790\approx0.047790

b,


P(4<X<6)=P(X<6)−P(X≤4)=P(4<X<6)=P(X<6)-P(X\leq 4)=

≈P(Z<6−43)−P(Z≤4−43)\approx P(Z< \dfrac{6-4}{3})-P(Z\leq \dfrac{4-4}{3})

≈P(Z≤0.666667)−P(Z≤0)\approx P(Z\leq 0.666667)-P(Z\leq 0)

≈0.747507−0.5≈0.247507\approx0.747507-0.5\approx0.247507

c,


P(X≥3)=1−P(X<3)=P(X\geq3)=1-P(X<3)=

≈1−P(Z<3−43)≈1−P(Z≤−0.333333)\approx1-P(Z< \dfrac{3-4}{3})\approx1-P(Z\leq -0.333333)

≈0.630559\approx0.630559


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