In: Statistics and Probability
Let X be a random variable which follows normal distribution with mean 12 and variance 0.25. Then find the following probabilities
(a) P( X ≤ 15 )
(b) P( X ≤ 17.5 )
(c) P( |X-15| ≤ 3 )
Given
mean = = 12
variance = 0.25
standard deviation = = = 0.5
a)
P(x 15) =
P((x - ) / (15 - 12) / 0.5)
= P(z 6)
Using standard normal table,
P(x 15) = 0.0000
b)
P( X ≤ 17.5 ) =
P((x - ) / (17.5 - 12) / 0.5)
= P(z 11)
Using standard normal table,
P(x 17.5) = 0.0000
c)
P( |X-15| ≤ 3 ) =
P(-3 x - 12 3) = P(-9 x 15)
= P((-9 - 12) / 0.5 z (15 - 12) / 0.5)
= P(-42 z 6) = P(z 6) - P(z -42)
= 0.0000 - 0.0000
P( |X-15| ≤ 3 ) = 0
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