Question number 4: Life expectancy in a country is known to follow a left-skewed distribution with a mean value of 79.66 years and a standard deviation of 3.06 years. Suppose we take a random sample of 15 members of this country, and calculate their average life expectancy. What is the probably that this sample has an average value of at most 79.74 years?
Question number 4: Life expectancy in a country is known to follow a left-skewed distribution with...
Life expectancy in a country is known to follow a left-skewed distribution with a mean value of 81.00 years and a standard deviation of 3 30 years. Suppose we take a random sample of 15 members of this country, and calculate their average life expectancy. What is the probably that this sample has an average value of at most 80.97 years? Select one: O 0.3073 b. 0.5517 O c 0.1300 d. 0.4483 e. We cannot answer this question with the...
Life expectancy in a country is known to follow a left-skewed distribution with a mean value of 78.26 years and a standard deviation of 4.29 years. Suppose we take a random sample of 8 members of this country, and calculate their average life expectancy. What is the probably that this sample has an average value of at most 78.52 years? Select one: a. 0.6844 b. 0.9127 c. 0.4800 d. 0.3156 e. We cannot answer this question with the information given.
Question number-2: Run times at a local marathon are known to follow a left-skewed distribution with a mean of 244 minutes and a standard deviation of 109 minutes. If we select a random sample of 57 people, what is the probability that the average run time of this sample will be between 226.675 minutes and 269.987 minutes?
Question number 7: Consider the following variables. For each variable, identify its distribution as either "Exactly Normal," "Approximately Normal," or "Neither" (short for neither Exactly Normal nor Approximately Normal). Life expectancy in a country is known to follow a left-skewed distribution. Suppose we take a random sample of 7 citizens and denote the sample mean life expectancy by X̄. The distribution of X̄ is Choose... . The weights of bananas follow a Normal distribution. Suppose we take a sample of...
Runtimes at a local marathon are known to follow a left-skewed distribution with a mean of 256 minutes and a standard deviation of 66 minutes if we select a random sample of 57 people, what is the probability that the average run time of this sample will be between 238 516 minutes and 261 245 minutes? Select one a 0.1361 b0 7257 c. We cannot answer the question with the information given Od 0.7030
Run times at a local marathon are known to follow a left-skewed distribution with a mean of 252 minutes and a standard deviation of 116 minutes. If we select a random sample of 59 people, what is the probability that the average run time of this sample will be between 247.469 minutes and 259.551 minutes? Select one: a. 0.3094 b. 0.6915 c. 0.3821 d. 0.0415 e. We cannot answer the question with the information given.
Consider the following variables. For each variable, identify its distribution as either "Exactly Normal," "Approximately Normal," or "Neither" (short for neither Exactly Normal nor Approximately Normal). • Life expectancy in a country is known to follow a left-skewed distribution Suppose we take a random sample of 7 citizens and denote the sample mean life expectancy by X. The distribution of X is Choose... . The weights of bananas follow a Normal distribution Suppose we take a sample of 8 bananas,...
1. Lifetimes of a certain brand of lightbulbs is known to follow a right-skewed distribution with mean 24 months and standard deviation 2 months. Suppose that a sample of 52 lightbulbs is taken. What is the probability that the average lifetime of these bulbs is greater than 24.32 months? Answer is 0.1251 5. fill amounts of jars of peanuts from a certain factors are known to follow a Normal distribution with mean 454g and standard deviation 15g. Suppose that a...
5. The weights of a shipment of Granny Smith apples follow a right-skewed distribution with mean 185 grams and standard deviation of 13 grams. Using this information, answer the following, if possible. (a) Suppose we take a simple random sample of 6 apples from this shipment. What is the probability that the sample mean weight is less than 180 grams? (b) Suppose we take a simple random sample of 35 apples from this shipment. What is the probability that the...
Question 3 (0.5 points) A random variable X has a left-skewed distribution with mean of 50 and standard deviation of 5. Suppose we take a simple random sample of size 6 from the population above. Can we calculate the probability that the sample mean is between 45 and 60? (You do not need to actually calculate the probability for this question.) Yes, and the calculated probability would be exact. Yes, and the calculated probability would be approximate. No.