If X is N(650, 625), find(a) P(600 ? X < 660).(b) A

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Problem 7E

If X is N(650, 625), find

(a) P(600 ≤ X < 660).

(b) A constant c > 0 such that P(|X −650| ≤ c) = 0.9544.

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QUESTION:

Problem 7E

If X is N(650, 625), find

(a) P(600 ≤ X < 660).

(b) A constant c > 0 such that P(|X −650| ≤ c) = 0.9544.

ANSWER:

Solution 7E

Step1 of 3:

We have We have random variable X which follows normal distribution with mean 650 and variance 625.

That is

                                                     = 25.

We need to find,

(a) P(600 ≤ X < 660).

(b) A constant c > 0 such that P(|X −650| ≤ c) = 0.9544.

Step2 of 3:

Let “X” be random variable which follows normal distribution with parameters .

That is X N()

            X N[625]

The probability mass function of normal distribution is given by

,

Where,

= mean of X

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