a)
for normal distribution z score =(X-μ)/σ | |
here mean= μ= | 23 |
std deviation =σ= | 2.5000 |
probability = | P(X<19) | = | P(Z<-1.6)= | 0.0548 |
b)
probability = | P(X>25.5) | = | P(Z>1)= | 1-P(Z<1)= | 1-0.8413= | 0.1587 |
c)
probability = | P(19<X<23) | = | P(-1.6<Z<0)= | 0.5-0.0548= | 0.4452 |
d)
probability = | P(X<25.5) | = | P(Z<1)= | 0.8413 |
e)
probability = | P(X>19) | = | P(Z>-1.6)= | 1-P(Z<-1.6)= | 1-0.0548= | 0.9452 |
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