Suppose time taken to grade an exam-paper by an examiner has mean 12.8 min. and standard deviation 5 min. If the examiner has to grade 46 exam-papers, what is the approximate probability that she will finish grading in less than 609 min. (assuming grading times are independent and she grades continuously)? Answer to 4 decimal place
X ~ N( n
, n
2 ) = (46 * 12.8 , 46 * 52 ) = (588.8 ,
1150)
Using central limit theorem ,
(
X < x) = P(Z < x -
/ sqrt (n
2 ) ) )
So,
P(
X < 609= sqrt ( P(Z < 609 - 588.8 / sqrt(1150) )
= P(Z < 0.60)
= 0.7257
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