Question #346957

Question 2.6 [3, 3, 3]



Suppose that the height of seven-year old children is a normal random variable with mean 1.1m and



standard deviation 0.1m.



a) What proportion of seven-year old children are shorter than 0.95m?



b) What is the probability that a seven-year old child is taller than 1m but shorter than 1.175m?



c) Suppose that a family restaurant has a children’s play-place. The facilities in the play-place



can only be used by children below a certain height. What should the cut-off height be to



ensure that 99% of seven-year olds have access to the play-place?


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Expert's answer
2022-06-03T03:16:34-0400

a)


P(X<0.95)=P(Z<0.951.10.1)P(X<0.95)=P(Z<\dfrac{0.95-1.1}{0.1})

=P(Z<1.5)=0.0668=P(Z<-1.5)=0.0668

b)


P(1<X<1.175)=P(Z<1.1751.10.1)P(1<X<1.175)=P(Z<\dfrac{1.175-1.1}{0.1})

P(Z11.10.1)=P(Z<0.75)P(Z1)-P(Z\le\dfrac{1-1.1}{0.1})=P(Z<0.75)-P(Z\le-1)

=0.6147=0.6147

c)


P(X<x)=P(Z<x1.10.1)=0.99P(X<x)=P(Z<\dfrac{x-1.1}{0.1})=0.99

x1.10.1=2.3263\dfrac{x-1.1}{0.1}=2.3263




x=0.23263+1.1x=0.23263+1.1

x=1.333 mx=1.333\ m


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