1.
P(X > 16) =P(Z > (16 - 15.1977)/1.16544) =P(Z > 0.6884) =0.246 =24.6%
2.
P(X > 17) =P(Z > (17 - 15.1977)/1.16544) =P(Z > 1.5465) =0.061 =6.1%
3.
P(X < 14) =P(Z < (14 - 15.1977)/1.16544) =P(Z < -1.0277) =0.152 =15.2%
4.
P(14 X 16) =P(-1.0277 Z 0.6884) =1 - 0.152 - 0.246 =0.602 =60.2%
5.
193*60.2% =116.2 houses are expected to be completed on time.
6.
The expected cost for completing too soon =10k*15.2% =1.5k
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P(16 < X 17) =P(X > 16) - P(X > 17) =0.246 - 0.061 =0.185 =18.5%.
So, the expected cost for completing in 16 - 17 weeks =15k*18.5% =2.8k
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The expected cost for completing in more than 17 weeks =20k*6.1% =1.2k
9.
The total penalty the construction company is expected to pay =1.5k + 2.8k + 1.2k =5.5k
10.
Since normal distribution is a continuous probability distribution, the probability that the normal random variable, X equals any exact value is always 0.
So, P(X =15) =0
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