Solution11:
alpha=1-confidence level
=1-x/100
MARK OPTION D
ANSWER:
OPTION D
Solution2:
mean=xbar=7200
sd=s=1200/sqrt(30)
=219.089
P(7000<xbar<7500)
use Rcode:
library(tigerstats)
pnormGC(c(7000,7500),region="between",mean=7200,sd=219.089,graph=TRUE)
output:
0.7338931
ANSWER:
OPTION C
0.7333
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