Solution :
Given that ,
mean = = 2300
standard deviation = = 150
A) P(x > 2100 ) = 1 - p( x< 2100 )
=1- p P[(x - ) / < (2100-2300) /150 ]
=1- P(z < -1.33)
= 1 - 0.0918 = 0.9082
PROBABILITY = 0.9082
B)
n = 10
= = 2300
= / n = 150/ 10 = 47.43
P( < 2200 ) = P(( - ) / < (2200 - 2300) /47.43 )
= P(z < -2.11 )
= 0.0174
PROBABILITY = 0.0174
C) 3%
P(Z < Z ) = 0 03
z = -1.88
Using z-score formula,
x = z * +
x = (-1.88) *150+2300
X = 2018
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