Suppose a 400-kilometer relay is performed by 400 runners where everyone runs a single kilometer. Say...
Suppose a 400-kilometer relay is performed by 400 runners where
everyone runs a single kilometer. Say that the
mean time for each runner is 5 minutes with a standard deviation of
30 seconds. Use the normal approximation to
calculate the probability that this rally will last at least 33
hours and 45 minutes (You may use the symbol Io in your
answer.)
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