Jack is a collegiate high jumper. The heights of his jumps follow a normal distribution with...
Jack is a collegiate high jumper. The heights of his jumps follow a normal distribution with an average of 6 feet 3 inches with a standard deviation of 8 inches. Let Y be the height of one of Jack's jump. (Note: high jumpers try to jump over a bar that is set at a particular height for an attempt. Clearing the bar means that the high jumper went over the bar without knocking it down.) a) The bar is currently set at 7 feet 3 inches. What is the probability that Jack does not clear the bar? b) What is the probability that Jack jumps at least 8 feet in his attempt? c) What is the probability that Jack's attempt is within 5 inches of his average? d) What is the 90th percentile of Jack's jump heights? e) Jack has already done a few jumps in a competition and is very tired. He knows that on his next jump he can only jump at most 7 feet. If the bar is set at 6.17 feet, what is the probability that he clears it?