1. A hospital determined that the average duration of a stay at the hospital is 7.1 days. Suppose that the population standard deviation for the duration of stays at this hospital is 1.9 days. Researchers randomly select 26 former patients to include in further research on hospital stays.
a) Use the central limit theorem to find the approximate probability that total amount of time these 26 patients spent at the hospital exceeds 156 days?
b) What assumptions must you make to use the central limit theorem in (a)? Are these assumptions reasonable in this case?
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According to the central limit theorem:
If X1, X2,...Xn are independent and identically distributed
random variables with finite mean
and variance
, then the distribution of
approaches
standard normal N(0,1) as n tends to infinity.
(a)
We are provided:



Hence the distribution of

i.e.

The following information has been provided:

We need to compute
The corresponding z-value needed to be computed is:

Therefore, we get that


The following is obtained graphically:
(b)
Assumptions must you make to use the central limit theorem:
(a)
The assumptions are valid in this scenario since the hospital stay of one participant is independent of the hospital stay time of another patient. So the random variables are iid. The sample size of 26 close enough to 30 for us to use the CLT.
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