Assume life expectancy varies normally. If average life expectancy to reach 90, and 10% of people live to be 102.8 or longer, what would the standard deviation have to be?
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P(X > 102.8) = 0.1
P(Z > z) = 0.1
z = 1.28
Z = (X - mean)/sd
1.28= (102.8 - 90)/sd
1.28= 12.8 /sd
sd = 10
option B) is correct
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