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Sixteen men enter an elevator which has a carrying capacity of 1164 kg. Suppose that the men’s weights can be considered as independent normal random variables with mean 70 kg and standard deviation 10 kg. Then the probability of the carrying capacity being exceeded is
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41%
27.0%
67.4%
13.6%
7.2%
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Question 58 1 pts
United Airlines Flight
433 is a nonstop flight from Boston’s Logan airport to San
Francisco International Airport. An important factor in scheduling
such flights is the actual airborne flying time from takeoff to
touchdown. Suppose the airborne flying time is distributed as
normal with mean 370 minutes and standard deviation 16 minutes. 31
records of the times (in minutes) that it takes flight 433 to fly
from Boston’s Logan airport to San Francisco International Airport
are randomly selected from the 2016 database. What is the sampling
distribution of the average airborne flying time?
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μ ∼ N ( 370 , 2.87 ) i.e. the population is normal with mean 370 and standard deviation 2.87.
x ¯ ∼ t ( 30 ) i.e. the sample mean is t distributed on 30 degrees of freedom.
x ¯ ∼ N ( 370 , 16 ) i.e. the sample mean is normal with mean 370 and standard deviation 16.
x ¯ ∼ N ( 370 , 2.87 ) i.e. the sample mean is normal with mean 370 and standard deviation 2.87.
μ ∼ t ( 31 ) i.e. the population mean is t distributed on 31 degrees of freedom.