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Hannah Shelton
on Oct 20, 2024Verified
A random variable X is Normally distributed with mean
= 75 and
= 8.Let Y be a second Normally distributed random variable with mean
= 70 and
= 12.It is also known that X and Y are independent of one another.Let W be a random variable that is the difference between X and Y (i.e. ,W = X - Y) .What is the probability that W is greater than -5.5 (i.e. ,P{W > -5.5}) ?
A) 0.233
B) 0.512
C) 0.767
D) 0.488
E) Not within ± 0.005 of any of the above
Normally Distributed
Describes a dataset whose distribution forms a symmetrical, bell-shaped curve when plotted, characterized by specific mean and standard deviation values.
Independent
Describes a characteristic of variables in an experiment or study that are not influenced or caused by another variable.
- Understand the application of probability distributions to real-life data.
- Estimate probabilities by harnessing the features of normal distribution.
Verified Answer
MS
Learning Objectives
- Understand the application of probability distributions to real-life data.
- Estimate probabilities by harnessing the features of normal distribution.
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