Question #159120

Estimated demand for cars is normally distributed with a standard deviation of 20 and a mean of 120. What is the probability that:


(i)More than 160 cars will be needed. (4 marks)

(ii)Less than 90 cars will be needed. (4 marks)

(iii)More than 100 but less than 130 cars will be needed.(4 marks)


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Expert's answer
2021-02-01T12:06:40-0500

Mean μ = 120

SD σ = 20

(i)

P(X>160)=1P(X<130)=1P(Xμσ<16012020)=1P(Z<2)=10.9772=0.0228P(X>160) = 1 -P(X<130) \\ = 1 -P(\frac{X-μ}{σ} < \frac{160-120}{20} ) \\ = 1 -P(Z<2) \\ = 1 -0.9772 \\ = 0.0228

(ii)

P(X<90)=P(Xμσ<9012020)=P(Z<1.5)=0.0668P(X<90) = P(\frac{X-μ}{σ} < \frac{90-120}{20}) \\ = P(Z<-1.5) \\ = 0.0668

(iii)

P(100<X<130)=P(10012020<Xμσ<13012020)=P(1<Z<0.5)=P(Z<0.5)P(Z<1)=0.69140.1586=0.5328P(100<X<130) = P(\frac{100-120}{20}<\frac{X-μ}{σ}< \frac{130-120}{20}) \\ = P(-1<Z<0.5) \\ = P(Z<0.5) -P(Z<-1) \\ = 0.6914 -0.1586 \\ = 0.5328


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Comments

Vincent.K. Miyato
01.02.21, 20:12

Hello Experts! Perfectly right i found exactly the same answers. Big up to you! I really appreciate your input

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