x 19 20 21 22 23
F(x) 18 10 7 8 5
Let x be the ages of students in a class. Given the frequency distribution F(x) above, determine the following probabilities:
(a) P(x>20)=
(b) P(x≤22)=
(c) P(x≥20)=

N= total frequency= 48
a. Calculate total frequency for
F(X>20) = F(21)+F(22)+F(23) =7+8+5= 20
P(X>20) = F(X>20)/N = 20/48 = 0.4167
b. F(X
22) = F(19)+F(20)+F(21)+F(22)
= 18+10+7+8 = 43
P(X
22)
= 43/48 = 0.8958
c. F(X
20) =F(20)+F(21)+F(22)+F(23)
= 10+7+8+5 =30
P(X
20)
= 30/48 =0.625
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