Let "X=" the weekly income: "X\\sim N(\\mu, \\sigma^2)"
Given that "\\mu=800, \\sigma=85."
"Z={X-\\mu \\over \\sigma}\\sim N(0,1)" (i) The probability of finding a middle manager with a weekly income of between K840 and K900 is
"P(840<X<900)=P(X<900)-P(X\\leq840)=""=P(Z<{900-800 \\over85})-P(X\\leq{840-800 \\over85})\\approx""\\approx P(Z<1.176471)-P(X\\leq0.470588)\\approx"(ii) The percent of middle managers that earn more than K905 is
"P(X>905)=1-P(X\\leq905)=""=1-P(Z\\leq{905-800 \\over85})\\approx1-P(Z\\leq1.23529)\\approx""\\approx1-0.89164\\approx0.1084\\approx10.84\\%" (iii) The percent of middle managers that earn less than K905 is
"P(X<905)=P(Z<1.23529)\\approx""\\approx0.89164\\approx89.16\\%" (iv) The probability of finding a middle manager with weekly income of between K750 and K850 is
"P(750<X<850)=P(X<850)-P(X\\leq750)=""=P(Z<{850-800 \\over85})-P(X\\leq{750-800 \\over85})\\approx""\\approx P(Z<0.588235)-P(X\\leq-0.588235)\\approx""\\approx0.72181-0.27819\\approx0.4436\\approx44.36\\%" (v) The probability of finding a middle manager with a weekly income of between K700 and K790 is
"P(700<X<790)=P(X<790)-P(X\\leq700)=""=P(Z<{790-800 \\over85})-P(X\\leq{700-800 \\over85})\\approx""\\approx P(Z<-0.117647)-P(X\\leq-1.176471)\\approx""\\approx0.45317-0.11970\\approx0.3335" vi) Above what income would the top 10% of the managers earn?
"P(Z>z^*)=0.1"
"z^*={x^*-800 \\over 85}\\approx1.28155"
"x^*\\approx909" (vii) Below what income would the lowest 10% of the managers earn?
"P(Z<z^*)=0.1"
"z^*={x^*-800 \\over 85}\\approx-1.28155"
"x^*\\approx691"
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