Question #226306

1)  Let us assume that from a population with mean  and standard deviation  a sample random variable of  is selected.

 

a)   What is the probability ?

 

b)  What is the probability ?

 

c)   What is the probability ?

 


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Expert's answer
2021-08-16T15:30:52-0400

Given μ=100,σ=15,n=900\mu=100, \sigma=15, n=900

XN(μ,σ2/n)X\sim N(\mu, \sigma^2/n)

a.

P(X<101.1)=P(Z<101.110015/900)P(X<101.1)=P(Z<\dfrac{101.1-100}{15/\sqrt{900}})


=P(Z<2.2)0.9861=P(Z<2.2)\approx0.9861

b.

P(X>101.5)=1P(Z101.510015/900)P(X>101.5)=1-P(Z\leq\dfrac{101.5-100}{15/\sqrt{900}})


=1P(Z3)0.0013=1-P(Z\leq3)\approx0.0013

c.

P(99.3<X<100.5)=P(Z<100.510015/900)P(99.3<X<100.5)=P(Z<\dfrac{100.5-100}{15/\sqrt{900}})

P(Z99.310015/900)-P(Z\leq\dfrac{99.3-100}{15/\sqrt{900}})

=P(Z<1)P(Z1.4)=P(Z<1)-P(Z\leq-1.4)


0.841340.080760.7606\approx0.84134-0.08076\approx0.7606



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