In: Statistics and Probability
Mean: 16.07 SD: 0.89
Add graphs for all probabilities below questions. Include them in the file upload for Part 1. Include parameter labels and the shaded areas labeled.
1. Find the probability that a state's living wage is more than the minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. (round to 4 decimal places).
2. Find the probability of a state's living wage being more than the poverty level of $10.60 per hour. (round to 4 decimal places).
3. We wanted to ensure that 80% of families are earning a living wage, so we need to determine what the new minimum wage should be. The corresponding wage for 80% of families earning a living wage is: $ per hour (round to 2 decimals).
4. The z-score is: (round to 2 decimals).
Suppose, random variable X denotes wage per hour (in dollars).
1.
Required probability is given by
[Using R-code '1-pnorm(-9.910112)']
Corresponding graph is as follows.
2.
Required probability is given by
[Using R-code '1-pnorm(-6.146067)']
Corresponding graph is as follows.
3.
We know,
[Using R-code 'qnorm(1-0.80)']
Hence, 80% of families earning a minimum living wage of $ 15.32 per hour.
Corresponding graph is as follows.
4.
Corresponding z-score is -0.84.
Corresponding graph is as follows.