David can take on three possible routes from his home to his office in the morning.
The percentage of days on routes A, B, and C to his office were 45%, 30%, and 25%, respectively.
The traveling time on each of these routes is normally distributed with mean and standard deviation given in the following table:
Route A |
Route B |
RouteC |
|
Mean |
30 mins |
35 mins |
28 mins |
Standard Deviation |
10 mins |
8 mins |
12 mins |
David left his home at 10:28am and arrived at his office before 11:00am.
Calculate the probability that he took Route B to work? (10 marks)
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