Answer on Question #79585 – Math – Statistics and Probability
The lifetime of a car batteries is normally distributed with mean 1 year and standard deviation 1.5 months.
Question
a) calculate the probability that a randomly selected car battery will last 10 to 11 months.
Solution
z=σx−μ;z1=σx1−μ=1.510−12=−1.33z2=1.511−12=−0.67p(x1<x<x2)=p(z1<z<z2)=p(z<z2)−p(z<z1);p(z<z1)=0.0912p(z<z2)=0.2525p(x1<x<x2)=0.2525−0.0912=0.1613.Question
b) calculate the minimum lifetime of the 30% longest lasting car batteries
Solution
Z0.3=0.52;x=μ+zσ=12+0.52×1.5=12.78.Question
c) by improving the quality of the car batteries, the lifetime is to be increased such that only 2.5% of the car batteries will fail before 10 months. Find the new mean lifetime of the car batteries, Assume the standard deviation remains unchanged,
Solution
Z0.025=−1.96x=μ+zσ; hence μ=x−zσ=10−(−1.96)×1.5=12.94.
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