Question #292950

The weights of 1,000 children, in average, is 49kg with standard deviation of 18kg. Suppose the weights are normally distributed, how many children weigh between 53kg and 59kg?


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Expert's answer
2022-02-07T16:38:41-0500

Let X=X= weight: XN(μ,σ2).X\sim N(\mu, \sigma^2 ).

Given μ=49 kg,σ=18 kg.\mu=49 \ kg, \sigma=18\ kg.


P(53<X<59)=P(X<59)P(X53)P(53<X<59)=P(X<59)-P(X\le 53)

=P(Z<594918)P(X534918)=P(Z<\dfrac{59-49}{18})-P(X\le \dfrac{53-49}{18})

P(Z<0.555556)P(Z0.222222)\approx P(Z<0.555556)-P(Z\leq 0.222222)

0.710742640.58792955=0.1228\approx0.71074264-0.58792955=0.1228

0.1228(1000)=1230.1228(1000)=123

123  children weigh between 53kg and 59kg.




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