Answer to Question #315508 in Statistics and Probability for S J

Question #315508

The average weight of ten bulls is 500kg and the standard deviation of the weight is 30kg. What would be the weight of a bull that is 6 standard deviation above the mean weight?

Expert's answer

"W=\\mu+6\\sigma=500+6*30=680 kg."

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