Question #202408

A company produces light bulbs whose life follows a normal distribution with a mean of 1,200

hours and standard deviation 200 hours. If we choose a light bulb at random, what is the

probability that its lifetime will be between 1100 and 1,600 hours?


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Expert's answer
2021-06-03T15:33:14-0400

μ=1200\mu=1200

σ=200\sigma=200



P(1100<X<1600)=P(1100<X<1600)=

=P(1100μσ<Z<1600μσ)==P(\frac{1100-\mu}{\sigma}<Z<\frac{1600-\mu}{\sigma})=

=P(11001200200<Z<16001200200)=P(0.5<Z<2)==P(\frac{1100-1200}{200}<Z<\frac{1600-1200}{200})=P(-0.5<Z<2)=

=P(Z<2)P(Z<0.5)=0.97720.3085=0.6687=P(Z<2)-P(Z<-0.5)=0.9772-0.3085=0.6687


Answer: 0.6687 is probability that its lifetime will be between 1100 and 1,600 hours



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