Normally the The probability of "Z" is 1
Between 0 to mean(x') is 0.5 and between Mean(x') to last is 0.5
what we want is assumed as TARGET ie "X"
Coming to the
1(a)
We want the probabilty of the trucks travelled between the 38000 to 62000
this divided in to two parts
1 st part is between the 38000 to 50000(mean) and 2ND part is between the 50000 to 62000
1st part>>>> probability (Z)= X-X'/STANDARD DEVIATION SD=STANDARD DEVIATION
=38000-50000/12000
=-12000/12000 >>>>> -1
Probability of -1 is 0.1587(This I got it from the normal distribution table)
2nd part>>>>Probability (Z)=X-X'/SD
=62000-50000/12000
=12000/12000 >>>> GIVES +1
Probability of +1 is 0.3413 (This i got it from the normal distribution table)
TOTAL PROBABILITY IS = Probability of 1st part + Probability of 2nd part
=0.1587+0.3413
=0.50
ie 50%
Conclusion :- Proportion of trucks travelled between the 38000 to 62000 is 50%
1(B) Answer
Percentage of trucks travelled less than 35000 miles in a year
Normally the probability between the 0 to 50000(x') is 0.5
here we will find the probability between the 35000 miles to 50000 miles then after we deduct those probability percentage from the total [probability percentage between the 0 to 50000 then it gives the percentage of trucks travelled less than 35000 miles
Probabilty between 35000 to 50000 miles is Z = X-X'/SD
= 35000-50000/12000
=-1.25
Probability of -1.25 is 0.1251 ( This i got it from the normal distribution table)
Probability of less than 35000 miles is = probability of 0 to 50000 miles (-) probability of 35000 to 50000 miles
l = 0.5-0.1251
=0.3749
= 37.5%
Conclusion:- The percentage of trucks travelled less than 35000 miles in a year is 37.5%
1(C)
Percentage of trucks travelled more than 57000 miles
here we will find first the probability between the 0 to 57000 after that we will deduct that from the total probability of "1"
Probability of Z= x-x'/sd
=57000-50000/12000 Here our target (x) is 57000
=7000/12000
=0.583
Probabilty of +0.583 is 0.71904
Probability of more than 57000 miles is = total probability(-) probability between the 0 to 57000
=1-0.7190
=0.281
ie 28.1%
Conclusion:- The percentage of trucks travelled more than 57000 miles in a year is 28%
1(D) How many miles travelled by atleast equal to or more than 72% of trucks
0.7190 >>>. APPROX 71.9% >> approx 72%
form the Normal distribution table i got +0.583 at 72%
we want the targeted miles ie X
WE know the mean (x') and probability
so Z AT 72%=X-X'/SD
0.583 = X-50000/12000
0.583*12000=X-50000
X=50000+0.583*12000
X=50000+6996
X=56996 MILES
Conclusion:56996 miles
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