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0 0.0002 7 0.2075 e. P(X 7 7) ! # 10 # 7 ! 3 ! .75
(10 # 6) 1 4
1 0.0019 8 0.1405
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2 0.0116 9 0.0676 f. P(7 ) x ) 9) ! # (9 # 7) ! 2 ! .50
3 0.0418 10 0.0220 (10 # 6) 1 4
4 0.1020 11 0.0043 3. a. 0.30, found by (30 # 27).(30 # 20)
5 0.1768 12 0.0004 b. 0.40, found by (24 # 20).(30 # 20)
6 0.2234
5. a. a ! 0.5, b ! 3.00
0.5 " 3.00
b. % ! 12(0.52) ! 6.24 b. % ! ! 1.75
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$ ! 212(0.52)(0.48) ! 1.7307
c. 0.1768 (3.00 # .50)2
$! ! .72
d. 0.3343, found by 0.0002 " 0.0019 B 12
" 0.0116 " 0.0418 " 0.1020 " 0.1768 1 # 1 # .5 ! .5 ! 0.2
c. P(x 6 1) !
[ C ][ C ] (21)(3) (3.0 # 0.5) 1 2.5
55. a. P(1) ! 7 2 3 1 ! ! .5250
[10C3] 120 1 (1.0 # 1.0)
d. 0, found by
[ C ][ C ] (35)(1) (3.0 # 0.5) 1
b. P(0) ! 7 3 3 0 ! ! .2917
1 3.0 # 1.5 1.5
[10C3] 120
e. P(x 7 1.5) ! # ! ! 0.6
P(X * 1) ! 1 # P(0) ! 1 # .2917 ! .7083 (3.0 # 0.5) 1 2.5
[ C ][ C ] 70 7. The actual shape of a normal distribution depends on its
57. P(X ! 0) ! 8 4 4 0 ! ! .141
[12C4] 495 mean and standard deviation. Thus, there is a normal
59. a. .0498 distribution, and an accompanying normal curve, for a
b. .7746, found by (1 # .0498)5 mean of 7 and a standard deviation of 2. There is another
61. % ! 4.0, from Appendix B.5 normal curve for a mean of $25,000 and a standard
a. .0183 deviation of $1,742, and so on.
b. .1954 9. a. 490 and 510, found by 500 / 1(10)
c. .6289 b. 480 and 520, found by 500 / 2(10)
d. .5665 c. 470 and 530, found by 500 / 3(10)
(3.1)4 e#3.1 $50,000 # $60,000
63. a. 0.1733, found by 11. ZRob ! ! #2
4! $5,000
(3.1)0 e#3.1 $50,000 # $35,000
b. 0.0450, found by ZRachel ! ! 1.875
0! $8,000
c. 0.9550, found by 1 # 0.0450 Adjusting for their industries, Rob is well below average and
2 Rachel well above.
65. % ! n( ! 23 a b ! .407
113 25 # 20
2 #.407 13. a. 1.25, found by z ! ! 1.25
(.407) e 4.0
P(2) ! ! 0.0551
2! b. 0.3944, found in Appendix B.1
0 #.407
(.407) e 18 # 20
P(0) ! ! 0.6656 c. 0.3085, found by z ! ! #0.5
0! 2.5
67. Let % ! n( ! 155(1!3,709) ! 0.042 Find 0.1915 in Appendix B.1 for z ! #0.5,
0.0425 e#0.042 then 0.5000 # 0.1915 ! 0.3085
P(5) ! ! 0.000000001 $24 # $20.50
5! 15. a. 0.3413, found by z ! ! 1.00,
Very unlikely! $3.50
69. a. % ! n( ! 15(.67) ! 10.05 then find 0.3413 in Appendix B.1 for z ! 1
b. 0.1587, found by 0.5000 # 0.3413 ! 0.1587
$ ! 2n((1 # () ! 215(.67)(.33) ! 1.8211 $19.00 # $20.50
c. 0.3336, found by z ! ! #0.43
b. P(8) !15C8(.67)8(.33)7 ! 6435(.0406)(.000426) ! .1114 $3.50
c. P(x * 8) ! .1114 " .1759 " · · · " .0025 ! .9163 Find 0.1664 in Appendix B.1, for z ! #0.43,
71. The mean number of home runs per game is 2.0749, found then 0.5000 # 0.1664 ! 0.3336
by 5042!(15 , 162). 17. a. 0.8276: First find z ! #1.5, found by (44 # 50)!4 and
2.07490 e#2.0749 z ! 1.25 ! (55 # 50)!4. The area between #1.5 and 0 is
a. P(0) ! ! 0.1257 0.4332 and the area between 0 and 1.25 is 0.3944, both
0!
2 #2.0749
2.0749 e from Appendix B.1. Then adding the two areas we find
b. P(2) ! ! 0.2703 that 0.4332 " 0.3944 ! 0.8276.
2!
c. P(X -! 4) ! 0.1566, found by 1 # (0.1257 " 0.2605 b. 0.1056, found by 0.5000 # .3944, where z ! 1.25
" 0.2703 " 0.1869) c. 0.2029: Recall that the area for z ! 1.25 is 0.3944, and
the area for z ! 0.5, found by (52 # 50)!4, is 0.1915.
Then subtract 0.3944 # 0.1915 and find 0.2029.
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1. a. b ! 10, a ! 6 19. a. 0.3264, found by 0.5000 # 0.1736, where z ! 0.45,
6 " 10 found by [(3000 # 2708)/650].
b. % ! !8 b. 0.2152; the z-value for $3,500 is 1.22, found by
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[(3500 # 2708)!650], and the corresponding area is
(10 # 6)2 0.3888, which leads to 0.3888 # 0.1736 ! 0.2152.
c. $ ! ! 1.1547
B 12 c. 0.5143; the z-value for $2,500 is # 0.32, found by
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d. Area ! # (10 # 6) ! 1 [(2,500 # 2,708).650], and the corresponding area is
(10 # 6) 1 0.1255, which leads to 0.1255 " 0.3888 ! 0.5143.
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