The mean weekly income of the trainees of an engineering firm is$1200,with a standard deviation of $250. Find the probability that an individual trainee earns more than$900 per week
solution:-
given that mean = 1200 , standard deviation = 250
formula z = (x - mean)/standard deviation
P(X > 900) = P(Z > (900-1200)/250)
= p(z > -1.2)
= P(Z < 1.2)
= 0.8849
note:- from z score table
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