Lifetimes of a certain brand of lightbulbs is known to follow a right-skewed distribution with mean 24 months and standard deviation 2 months. Suppose that a sample of 14 lightbulbs is taken. What is the probability that the average lifetime of these bulbs is less than 23.5 months?
Select one:
a. Not enough information has been given to answer the question.
b. 0.1736
c. 0.0000
d. 0.0000
e. 0.8264
f. 0.3472
Solution :
Given that ,
mean = = 24
standard deviation = = 2
n = 14
= = 24
= / n = 2 / 14 = 0.53
P( < 23.5) = P(( - ) / < (23.5 - 24) /0.53 )
= P(z < -0.94)
Using z table
= 0.1736
correct option is = b
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