In: Statistics and Probability
A certain city with population 50000, has monthly income normally distributed with mean 2000 TL, and standard deviation of 300 TL.
So, if X is the montly income of a randomly selected individual from the city, then X follows normal with mean 2000 and standard deviation of 300.
So, Z = (X-2000)/300 follows standard normal with mean 0 amd standard deviation of 1.
Question a
We have to find the maximum income among the people, with the lowest 10% income.
So, we have to find m such that
Where, phi is the distribution function of the standard normal variate.
From the standard normal table, we have
So, we conclude
So, the maximum income among the people with lowest 10% of income is 1616 TL.
Question b
We have to find the minimum income among the people with the highest 30% income.
So, we have to find n, such that
Where, phi is the distribution function of the standard normal variate.
So, we conclude that
So, the minimum income among the people with highest 30% income, is 2157.2 TL.