Question #178947

The mean time taken by all participants to run a road race was found to be 200 minutes with a

standard deviation of 20 minutes.c. Using the Empirical rule, find the percentage of the runners who ran this road race


completed in-

I. 150 to 250 minutes


II. 110 to 290 minutes

d. Using Empirical rule, find the interval that contains the times taken by at least 99.7% of

all the runners who ran in this road race.


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Expert's answer
2021-04-15T06:49:16-0400

One standard deviation interval (68%):

(μ±σ)=(180,220)(\mu\pm\sigma)=(180,220)

Two standard deviation interval (95%):

(μ±2σ)=(160,240)(\mu\pm2\sigma)=(160,240)

Three standard deviation interval (99.7%):

(μ±3σ)=(140,260)(\mu\pm3\sigma)=(140,260)


I.

95%<P(150<X<250)<99.7%95\%<P(150<X<250)<99.7\%


II.

P(110<X<290)>99.7%P(110<X<290)>99.7\%


d.

X140X\leq140 and X260X\geq260


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