Answer on Question #54882 – Math – Statistics and Probability
Based on the Normal model N(100,16) describing IQ scores, what percent of people's IQs would you expect to be:
a) over 80
b) under 90
c) between 112 and 132
Solution
In this example we work with notation N(mu, sigma), where mu=100, sigma=16.
a) over 80:
p=P(X>80)=P(Z>1680−100)=P(Z>−1.25)=1−P(Z<−1.25)=1−0.1056=0.8944,
where X follows N(100,16) model, Z follows N(0,1) model.
Answer: 89.44%.
b) under 90:
p=P(X<90)=P(Z<1690−100)=P(Z<−0.625)=0.2660,
where X follows N(100,16) model, Z follows N(0,1) model.
Answer: 26.60%.
c) between 112 and 132:
p=P(112<X<132)=P(16112−100<Z<16132−100)=P(Z<2)−P(Z<0.75)=0.9772−0.7734=0.2038,
where X follows N(100,16) model, Z follows N(0,1) model.
Answer: 20.38%.
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