An athletics coach states that the distribution of player run
times (in seconds) for a 100-meter dash is normally distributed
with a mean equal to 15.00 and a standard deviation equal to 0.2
seconds. What percentage of players on the team run the 100-meter
dash in 15.28 seconds or faster? (Round your answer to two decimal
places.)
%
Solution :
Given that ,
mean = = 15.00
standard deviation = = 0.2
P(x > 15.28) = 1 - p( x< 15.28 )
=1- p P[(x - ) / < (15.28 - 15.00) / 0.2]
=1- P(z < 1.4 )
Using z table,
= 1 - 0.9192
=0.0808
The percentage = 8.08%
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