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[10 points] For a shaft-bearing assembly, the shaft diameters were found to have an average of 2.1 in., with a standard deviation of 0.12 in. The bearing bore diameters were found to have an average of 2.2 in., with a standard deviation of 0.07 in. What proportion of the assemblies will have a clearance of less than 0.01 in.? Assume that the shaft and bearing dimensions are independent

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Let shaft diameters be denoted as X and bearing bore diameters be denoted as Y.

Assumption : X ~ N( mu X ,sigmaX2) Y ~ N(muY ,sigmaY2)

herefore Y - X ~ N( mu Y - mu X , sigma X2 + sigma Y2)

Rightarrow rac{Y-X-(mu_{Y}-mu_{X})}{sqrt{sigma_{X}^{2}+sigma_{Y}^{2}}}sim N(0,1)

Given :   muX = 2.1 in , sigma X = 0.12 in , mu Y = 2.2 in , sigma Y = 0.07 in

Y - X -0.1 0.14 Y - X - (2.2 -2.1) ー VO. 122 0072

Required Probability

Y-X-0.1 Y-X-0.10.01-0.1 Ply-X < 0.01) = P( <-0.643) 0.14 0.14

YX-0.1 0.14 <-0.643)=0.26

[We get the above probability from the Standard Normal table]

Thus 26% of the assemblies will have a clearance of less than 0.01 in.

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