Question #293915

A population has a mean of 75 and a standard deviation of 17.4. A sample of 35 items is randomly selected from this population. What is the probability that the mean of this samples lies between 72 and 79? 


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Expert's answer
2022-02-07T16:44:17-0500

Let X=X= the mean of the samples: XN(μ,σ2/n)X\sim N(\mu, \sigma^2/n)

Given μ=75,σ=17.4,n=35\mu=75, \sigma=17.4, n=35


P(72<X<79)=P(X<79)P(X72)P(72<X<79)=P(X<79)-P(X\le 72)

=P(X<797517.4/35)P(X727517.4/35)=P(X<\dfrac{79-75}{17.4/\sqrt{35}})-P(X\le \dfrac{72-75}{17.4/\sqrt{35}})

P(X<1.360018)P(X1.020014)\approx P(X<1.360018)-P(X\le-1.020014)

0.913090.15386=0.7592\approx0.91309-0.15386=0.7592


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