2.) High school seniors' SAT scores are normally distributed with μ = 1050 and σ = 100. If a student is selected at random, find the probability that her SAT score is:
a.) above 1200 b.) below 890 c.) between 1000 and 1100
d.) What SAT score separates the smartest 4% of students?
e). If 18 seniors are selected, find the probability that their mean SAT score is above 1150
3.) A survey of 200 college students revealed that 160 of them eat dessert daily. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the population proportion of college students who eat dessert daily
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Given Information:
Mean = 1050
Standard Deviation = 100
To calculate the probabilities, the z score needs to be calculated first using following formula:
a) The probability that SAT score is above 1200
The probability can be calculated as 1 - given area = 1 - 0.9332 = 0.0668
b) probability below 890
In this case, the probability will be 0.0548
c) between 1000 to 1100
The probability can be calculated as:
p = 0.6915 - 0.3085 = 0.383
d) The SAT score value that separates the 4% of students
The z score at p - 0.04 is 1.75
Therefore, the SAT score is 1225
e) following is the formula for calculating z score when sample size is given
By referring to the standard normal table, the p-value at z = 4.24 is 0.0001
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