1. Suppose that the average speed of cars driving down Cass avenue is normally distributed with...

1. Suppose that the average speed of cars driving down Cass avenue is normally distributed with mean 29mph and standard deviation 3mph. a. Find the probability that a car is driving at a speed slower than 26mph or greater than 32mph down Cass avenue. b. Find the probability that a car is driving at a speed between 23mph and 35mph down Cass avenue.

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I have solved both the parts with explanation of the formula used. I hope you have the probability for the standard Normal distribution table available. If you not find Actuarial tables online.

orchestra answered 1 year ago

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