(a)
b:
Since it is given that X has normal distribution so Xbar will also have normal distribution with following parameters
and'
Hence,
c)
The z-score for X = 65000 is
So the required probability is
d)
The z-score for is
So the required probability is
e)
Here we need z-score that has 0.90 area to its left. The z-score 1.28 has 0.90 area to its left. The required a is
Problem 2 Salaries for new assistant professors at State College are normally distributed with a mean...
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