Please show work and any calculator functions if available. Answer= . 0.0116
The annual amounts of snowfall in a Rocky mountain pass are normally distributed with a mean of 49.2 inches and a standard deviation of 11.5 inches. What is the probability that the mean annual amount of snowfall during 9 randomly selected years will be less than 40.5 inches? (Central Limit Theorem)
The following information has been provided:
μ=49.2, σ=11.5
for sampling distribution for n=9
xbar ~ μ=49.2, σ=11.5/
9
μ=49.2, σ=3.8333
Z=(X−μ)/σ
Pr(Xbar ≤ 40.5) =Pr(Z≤−2.2696)=0.0116

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