Problem 1. Hospital records show that a certain surgical
procedure takes on an average of 120 minutes with
a standard deviation of 3 minutes. Between how many minutes must be
the lengths of at least
82% of these surgical procedures?
Given that,
mean = = 120
standard deviation = =3
Using standard normal table,
P(Z > z) = 82%
= 1 - P(Z < z) = 0.82
= P(Z < z ) = 1 - 0.82
= P(Z < z ) = 0.18
z = -0.92 (using standard normal (Z) table )
Using z-score formula
x = z * +
x= -0.92*3 + 120
x= 117.24
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