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4)
As the population is normally distributed, we can use standard normal z table to estimate the probability.
First we need to estimate the z score above which one percent lies or below which 99% lies
From z table, P(Z<2.33) = 0.99
Therefore, Z = 2.33
And we know that,
Z = (X-mean)/s.d
Given mean = 17.89
S.d = 5.27
2.33 = (X-17.89)/5.27
X = 30.1691
Therefore, the required value above which 1% lies
Is = 30.1691
5)
First we need to estimate the mean and standard deviation for x and y
For x:
Mean = 21
Sx = 3.1623
For y:
Mean = 63
Sy = 22.9456
r = -0.89580641647762
so substituting the values
Numerator would be = (17-21)*(87-63) + (19-21)*(86-63)....
And denominator would be = 3.1623*22.9456*(5-1)
After solving
r = -0.8958
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