Question #202489

The Research Methods and Statistic module is almost over. Assume that the total marks were at an average of μ= 18 per assessment, and that the distribution of total marks are normally distributed with σ= 10. What proportion of students would have marks between 10 and 24? 


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2021-06-07T12:13:00-0400

Let X=X= the mark of student: XN(μ,σ2)X\sim N(\mu, \sigma^2)

Given μ=18,σ=10.\mu=18, \sigma=10.

P(10<X<24)=P(X<24)P(X10)P(10<X<24)=P(X<24)-P(X\leq 10)

=P(Z<241810)P(Z101810)=P(Z<\dfrac{24-18}{10})-P(Z\leq \dfrac{10-18}{10})

=P(Z<0.6)P(Z0.8)=P(Z<0.6)-P(Z\leq -0.8)

0.78814460.27425310.5139\approx0.7881446-0.2742531\approx0.5139



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