A random sample of =100 observations is selected from a population with μ=31and sigma equals 25σ=25.
Approximate the probabilities shown below.
| a.
P(x overbarxgreater than or equals≥28) |
b.
P(22.1less than or equals≤x overbarxless than or equals≤26.8) |
| c.
P(x overbarxless than or equals≤28.2) |
d.
P(x overbarxgreater than or equals≥27.0) |
a P(x overbarxgreater than or equals≥28)=________(Round to three decimal places as needed.)
| b.
P(22.1less than or equals≤x overbarxless than or equals≤26.8)=__________(Round to three decimal places as needed.) c. P(x overbarxless than or equals≤28.2)=__________(Round to three decimal places as needed.) d. P(x overbarxgreater than or equals≥27.0)=_____(Round to three decimal places as needed.) |
Answers:
a)0.885
b)0.046
c)0.131
d)0.945
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