Ans 28.
(a)
(b)
(c)
P(X < 6.9) = P(Z < (6.9 - mean)/ standard error)
= P(Z < (6.9 - 6.78)/0.113)
= P(Z < 1.06)
= 0.8554 (from standard normal distribution table)
Ans 29
(a) Larger
(b) 5' = (5/60) hr = 0.083333 hrs ==> sample mean SD should be 1/2 of 0.083333
(c) 2*(1.24)/sqrt(n) = 0.083333
therfore, sqrt(n) = 2*(1.24)/ 0.083333
n = (29.7)^2 = 885.66 or 886
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