Question #288055

in grading of plums whose weights are normally distributed,20% are small, 55% are medium, 15% are large and 10% are very large. if the mean weight of all plums is 5gms with a standard deviation of 1.2 gms what are upper and lower bounds for each category?

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2022-01-18T16:36:37-0500

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Z=xμσxμ=±zσx=μ±zσFor smallthe z value for 0.2 is ±0.842x=5±0.842(1.2)lower band=3.9896upper band=6.0104For mediumthe z value for 0.55 is ±0.126x=5±0.126(1.2)lower band=4.8488upper band=5.1512For largethe z value for 0.15 is ±1.036x=5±1.036(1.2)lower band=3.7568upper band=6.2432For very largethe z value for 0.1 is ±1.282x=5±1.282(1.2)lower band=3.4616upper band=6.5384Z=\frac{x_-\mu}{\sigma}\\ x-\mu=\pm z\sigma\\ x=\mu \pm z\sigma\\ For~ small\\ \text{the z value for 0.2 is } \pm 0.842\\ x=5 \pm 0.842(1.2)\\ lower~band=3.9896\\ upper~band=6.0104\\ For~ medium \\ \text{the z value for 0.55 is } \pm 0.126\\ x=5 \pm 0.126(1.2)\\ lower~band=4.8488\\ upper~band=5.1512\\ For~ large\\ \text{the z value for 0.15 is } \pm 1.036\\ x=5 \pm 1.036(1.2)\\ lower~band=3.7568\\ upper~band=6.2432\\ For~very~ large\\ \text{the z value for 0.1 is } \pm 1.282\\ x=5 \pm 1.282(1.2)\\ lower~band=3.4616\\ upper~band=6.5384\\


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