Z Score =
Here we given for : mean (μ) = 100 ; standard deviations (σ) = 15
(6) probability that the IQ is between 82 and 109
Here X = 82
Z score (X= 82) = (X-μ)/σ
= (82-100)/15
= -1.2
And for X = 109
Z score (X= 109) = (X-μ)/σ
= (109-100)/15
= 0.6
So, Z Score for the IQ (82<X<109) = [(z left table prob(z<0.6)) - (z left table prob(z<-1.2))]
= 0.6106
= 0.6106*100
= 61.06%
(7) prob. That company does not hire anyone whose IQ level is lower than 82
Here X = 82
Z score (X= 82) = (X-μ)/σ
= (82-100)/15
= -1.2
From z left table prob(z<-1.2)= 0.115099
= 11.509 % .................Answer
(8) given people whose IQ score is in the top 9% = 9/100 = 0.09
From z right table Prob(z>0.09) = 1.341 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (i)
We know
Z-score = (X-μ)/σ (from equation (i) z=1.341)
1.341 = (X-100)/15
(1.341)*(15) = (X-100)
(X-100) = (1.341)*(15)
X = 20.115 + 100
X = 120.115
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