The average loss associated to fire damage is µ = 500 $ per house and the...
The average loss associated to fire damage is µ = 500 $ per house and the standard deviation for the loss is σ = 10 000 $. The distribution of the losses is largely asymetrical towards the right.
Supposing that the insurance company sells insurance policies for 600$. If the company sells 50 000 polices, what's the approximative probability that the average loss in a year is greater than 600$?
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