Mean width of pebbles ()= 12.1 mm
Standard Deviation of the width of pebbles ( ) = 3.2 mm
a.) Now, Let x = 11mm
As our data follow normal distribution curve, the z value at x=11 is
Now we have to find the P(X<11mm) which is equal to P(Z<-0.3438)
From z table, the probability that P (Z<-0.3438) = 0.3655
b.) Sample size (n) = 12
Now sample standard deviation (s) =
Now we have to find the probability that x-bar<11, in that particular sample of 12 pebbles. Now as we have to find the probability in that particular sample, we will take sample standard deviation (s) in all our calculations.
Let, x=11
Now z value will be =
(Here we have taken sample standard deviation(s) because we have to find the probability in that particular sample)
Now we have to find the P(X<11mm) which is equal to P(Z<-1.1908)
From z table, the probability that P (Z<-1.1908) = 0.1169
Please do comment, if you have any doubt.
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