Question (a)
Given Population mean = 42
Population Standard deviation = 7
Given Sample size n = 80
From the central limit theorem we can say that the probability distribution or sampling distribution of is approximately normal with mean equal to (population mean) and Standard deviation equal to / n where is the population standard deviation and n is the sample size
Here the probability distribution or sampling distribution of is not normal, it is approximately normal
Mean of the probability distribution of , x= 42 (Population Mean)
Standard deviation of the probability distribution of , x = 7 / 80
= 7 / 8.9443
= 0.7826
= 0.78 rounded to 2 decimals
So the Answer is Option A
The sampling distribution of is approximately normal with mean x= 42 and Standard deviation x = 0.78
Question (b)
It is not necessary to make any assumption about the x distribution since the sample size n,is large
And the sample size increaes, according to central limit theorem, the sampling distribution converges on to a approximate nromal distribution but not completely normal distribution
So Asnwer is B
Question (c)
Probability that lies between 40 and 44
We need to calculate the respective z-scores for 40 and 33 and then the area to the left of these z-scores by using the Z-tables. Then we subtract one area from the other to arrive at Probability that lies between 40 and 44
Here x= 42
x = 0.78
We should consider the mean and standard deviation of sampling distribution of here since we are trying to find the Probability that lies between 40 and 44
Z-score = (X - x ) / x
For X = 40
Z-score = (40 - 42) / 0.7826
Z-score = -2 / 0.7826
Z-score = -2.5556
We can find the area to the left of z-score using the below z-tables. Here we should use the negative z-table and also the z-scores should be rounded to 2 decimals. So here z-score = -2.56
The area to left of z-score of -2.56 from the negative z-table attached below is 0.00539
The exact vale of area to the left of z-score -2.5556 can be calculated from the online calculators. The area to the left of z-score -2.5556 is 0.0053002, so rounding to 4 decimals it is 0.0053
So P( < 40) = 0.0053
For X = 44
Z-score = (44 - 42) / 0.7826
Z-score = 2 / 0.7826
Z-score = 2.5556
We can find the area to the left of z-score using the below z-tables. Here we should use the positive z-table and also the z-scores should be rounded to 2 decimals. So here z-score = 2.56
The area to left of z-score of 2.56 from the positive z-table attached below is 0.99461
The exact vale of area to the left of z-score 2.5556 can be calculated from the online calculators. The area to the left of z-score 2.5556 is 0.99469, so rounding to 4 decimals it is 0.9947
So P( < 44) = 0.9947
P(42 < < 44) = P( < 44) - P( < 40)
= 0.9947 - 0.0053
= 0.9894
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