1)Assume that the total marks were at an average of u=18 per assesment,and that the distribution of total marks are normally distributed with o=10
a)What is the proportion that a student would have a mark more than 24 mark if randomly selected ?
b)What proportion of students would have marks between 10 and 24
2)A normal distribution has u=80 o=10. What is the probability of random selecting the following scores?
a) x > 75
b) x < 85
c) between the mean and score of 90
d) between the mean and score of 50
e) 75 < x <85
1.)
Given,
"\\mu=18\\\\\\sigma=10"
a) Probability that a student have mark more than 24
"P(X>24)"
"z=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{24-18}{10}=0.6"
Using Standard normal distribution table:
So, "P(X>24)=P(z>0.6)=0.2743"
b)Probability that a student have marks between 10 and 24
"P(10<X<24)"
"z_1=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{10-18}{10}=-0.8\\\\\\ \\\\z_2=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{24-18}{10}=0.6"
Using Standard normal distribution table:
Hence, "P(10<X<24)=P(-0.8<z<0.6)=0.5139"
2.) Given,
"\\mu=80\\\\\\sigma=10"
(a) "P(X>75)"
"z=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{75-80}{10}=-0.5"
Using Standard normal distribution table:
So, "P(X>75)=P(z>-0.5)=0.6915"
(b) "P(X<85)"
"z=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{85-80}{10}=0.5"
Using Standard normal distribution table:
So, "P(X<85)=P(z<0.5)=0.6915"
(c) between the mean and score of 90
"z_1=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{80-80}{10}=0"
"z_2=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{90-80}{10}=1"
Using Standard normal distribution table:
"P(0<z<1)=0.3413"
(d) Â between the mean and score of 50
"z_1=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{80-80}{10}=0"
"z_2=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{50-80}{10}=-3"
Using Standard normal distribution table:
"P(-3<z<0)=0.4987"
(e) 75 < x <85
"z_1=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{75-80}{10}=-0.5"
"z_2=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}=\\dfrac{85-80}{10}=0.5"
Using Standard normal distribution table:
"P(75<X<85)=P(-0.5<z<0.5)=0.3829"
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