If the random variable x follows a normal distribution with a mean of 18 and a standard deviation of 5, find the value of k such that
1-p(X>K)=0.2578
2-p(X<K)=0.2578
μ=18σ=5\mu=18 \\ \sigma = 5μ=18σ=5
1.
P(X>K)=0.25781−P(X<K)=0.2578P(X<K)=0.7422P(Z<K−185)=0.7422K−185=0.6505K−18=5×0.6505K=18+3.2525=21.2525P(X>K) = 0.2578 \\ 1 -P(X<K) =0.2578 \\ P(X<K) = 0.7422 \\ P(Z< \frac{K-18}{5}) = 0.7422 \\ \frac{K-18}{5} = 0.6505 \\ K -18 = 5 \times 0.6505 \\ K = 18 +3.2525 = 21.2525P(X>K)=0.25781−P(X<K)=0.2578P(X<K)=0.7422P(Z<5K−18)=0.74225K−18=0.6505K−18=5×0.6505K=18+3.2525=21.2525
2.
P(X<K)=0.2578P(Z<K−185)=0.2578K−185=−0.65K−18=5×(−0.65)K=18−3.25=14.75P(X<K)=0.2578 \\ P(Z< \frac{K-18}{5}) = 0.2578 \\ \frac{K-18}{5} = -0.65 \\ K-18 = 5 \times (-0.65) \\ K = 18 -3.25 = 14.75P(X<K)=0.2578P(Z<5K−18)=0.25785K−18=−0.65K−18=5×(−0.65)K=18−3.25=14.75
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