Solution:-
Given that,
Mean = = 132
Standard deviation = =35
(A).
P(x 100)
= P [(x - ) / (100 - 132) / 35]
= P (z -0.91)
= 0.1814
P(x 100) = 0.1814
(B).
= P [(95 - 132 / 35) (x - ) / (110 - 132 / 35) ]
= P (-1.06 z -0.62)
= P (z -0.63) - P(z -1.06)
= 0.2643 - 0.1446
= 0.1197
P (95 X 110) = 0.1197
(C).
Using standard normal table,
P (Z < z) = 0.350
P (Z < -0.1) = 0.350
z = -0.39
Using z-score formula,
x = z * +
x = -0.39 * 35 + 132 = 118.35
(D).
Using standard normal table ,
P(Z > z) = 0.810
1 – P (Z < z) = 0.810
P (Z < z) = 1 - 0.810
P (Z < -0.87) = 0.19
z = -0.87
Using z-score formula,
x = z * +
x = -0.87 * 35 + 132 = 101.55
132 and standard deviation o35. [ You may find it useful to reference the z table.)...
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