You Explain It! Gestation Period The lengths of human

Chapter 7, Problem 35E

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QUESTION:

You Explain It! Gestation Period The lengths of human pregnancies are normally distributed with \(\mu=266\) days and \(\sigma=16\) days.

 

The figure represents the normal curve with \(\mu=266\) days and \(\sigma=16\) days. The area to the right of x = 280 is 0.1908. Provide two interpretations of this area.

The figure represents the normal curve with \(\mu=266\) days and \(\sigma=16\) days. The area between x = 230 and x = 260 is 0.3416. Provide two interpretations of this area.

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Text Transcription:

\mu=266

\sigma=16

\mu=266

\sigma=16

\mu=266

\sigma=16

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QUESTION:

You Explain It! Gestation Period The lengths of human pregnancies are normally distributed with \(\mu=266\) days and \(\sigma=16\) days.

 

The figure represents the normal curve with \(\mu=266\) days and \(\sigma=16\) days. The area to the right of x = 280 is 0.1908. Provide two interpretations of this area.

The figure represents the normal curve with \(\mu=266\) days and \(\sigma=16\) days. The area between x = 230 and x = 260 is 0.3416. Provide two interpretations of this area.

Equation Transcription:

     

   

   

   

   

Text Transcription:

\mu=266

\sigma=16

\mu=266

\sigma=16

\mu=266

\sigma=16

ANSWER:

Solution:

Step 1 of 3:

It is given that the lengths of human pregnancies are normally distributed with mean 266 days.

Using this we need to answer the given questions.


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