Q8:
Terry and Associates conducted a study of service times at the drive-up window of fast-food restaurants. The average service time at Popeye's restaurants was 2.78 minutes.
A: What is the probability that a customer's service time is less than 3 minutes?
B: What is the probability that a customer's service time is more than 6 minutes?
C: What is the probability that a customer's service time is more than 2.78 minutes?
Question 8 options:
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.6601, .1155, .3679 |
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.5130, .1655, .5 |
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.5130, .1655, .3679 |
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We don't have enough information to completely answer this question. |
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.487, .1655, .5 |
Ans:
A)
P(T<3)=1-exp(-3/2.78)=0.6601
B)
P(T>6)=exp(-6/2.78)=0.1155
C)
P(T>2.78)=exp(-2.78/2.78)=exp(-1)=0.3679
Correct option is:
.6601, .1155, .3679
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