Given that "\\mu_X=203\\ kg, \\sigma_X=40\\ kg"
Let "T=15X+2300"
a) Find mean and the standard deviation of T.
"Var(T)=\\sigma_T^2=15^2 \\cdot\\sigma_X^2=360000"
"\\sigma_T=\\sqrt{\\sigma_T^2}=15(40)=600"
(b) There is a 13.8% chance that the total daily expense of the business is more than "\\$K." Find the value of "K."
Then "Z=\\dfrac{T-5345}{600}\\sim N(0, 1)"
"P(T\\leq K)=1-0.138=0.862"
"P(Z\\leq Z^* )=0.862=>Z^*\\approx1.089349"
"{T^*-5345\\over 600}=1.089349"
"T^*=\\$5410.36"
(c) Suppose each kg of collected used Iron can be sold for $35 after the recycling. Find the mean, median and the standard deviation of the daily profit of the business.
"\\mu_D=20\\mu_X-2300=15(203)+2300=745"
"Var(D)=\\sigma_D^2=20^2 \\cdot\\sigma_X^2=640000"
"\\sigma_D=\\sqrt{\\sigma_D^2}=20(40)=800"
(d) Alex can apply for government allowance if there is more than 10% chance that his recycling business has negative profit in a day. Can he apply for the government allowance? Explain your answer with calculation.
Then "Z=\\dfrac{D-745}{800}\\sim N(0, 1)"
"{D^*-745\\over 800}=-1.28155"
"D^*=-\\$280.24<0"
Yes, he can apply for the government allowance.
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