The Weights (lbs.) of items produced by a factory are Normally Distributed with mean 215 and standard deviation 8.
a) Compute the probability that an item randomly selected from the factory’s warehouse weighs:
i) At least 225 lbs.
ii) At most 225 lbs.
iii) Between 200 and 210 lbs.
b) Previous history suggests that 2% and 5% of the company’s products are overweight and underweight respectively. Calculate
i) The minimum weight of an overweight item
ii) The maximum weight of an underweight item.
The Weights (lbs.) of items produced by a factory are Normally Distributed with mean 215 and...
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