SOLUTION :
a.
Let mean be m mph.
So,
P(x > 72) = 3% = 0.03
P(z > (72 - m)/4 = 0.03
From ND table, for P(x > 72) = 0.03, z = 1.8814
So,
(72 - m)/4 = 1.8814
=> m = 72 - 4*1.8814 = 64.4744 = 64.47 mph (ANSWER).
b.
P(x between 70 and 75)
= P(z between (70 - 64.4744)/4 and (75 - 64.4744)/4)
= P(z between 1.3814 and 2.6314)
= P(z ≤ 2.6314) - P(z ≤ 1.3814P
= 0.99577 - 0.9164
= 0.07937 = 0.0794(ANSWER)
This means 7.94% automobiles travel between 70 and 75 mph. (ANSWER)
c.
25th percentile means top 25% are below the cutoff value of ‘a’ mph).
So,
P(x < a) = P(z < (a - 64.4744)/4) = 0.25
From ND table the cutoff z = - 0.6791
=> (a - 64.4744)/4 = - 0.6791
=> a = - 0.6791*4 + 64.4744
=> a = 61.758 = 61.76 mph
So, 25th percentile is 61.76 mph (ANSWER).
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