Hi, We are supposed to answer one question at a time. Since, it is not mentioned which question to be answered. I am answering the 5th question. Please repost other questions separately.
Given Information:
Mean finishing time = 190 minutes
Standard Deviation = 23 minutes
It is given that Jim Failed to win 80% of the runners . We will assume the confidence interval to be 80%.
Following formula can be used to caculated the Jim's finishing time.
Putting the given values in the above formula, we get:
The z value at 80% confidence interval is 1.282 (from standard normal table)
Therefore, Jim's finishing tiem is approx 220 minutes
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