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n
16
E(X)
180
SD(X)
28
1. E(T)
2880
2. SD(T)
112
3. P(T 3,200 lbs) 0.00214
n a small town is known have a distribution that is unimodal and symmetric and
with a standard deviation of 28 pounds. Let X represent a random variable describing the
weight of person; E(X) = 180 lbs; SD(X) = 28 lbs. A raft with 16 seats transports
a river. Let T represent a random variable describing the total weight of 16 people: T =
ple.
m capacity of 3,200 pounds. Assuming that 16 is a large enough sample for the Central
k:
ty that a random sample of 16 passengers will exceed the weight limit? P(T 3,200 lbs).
Answer
68%
95%
99.7%
E(Y)
22
SD(Y)
5
n
10
1. E(Y bar)
22
2. SD( Y bar)
1.58114
3. Empirical Rule
- 1SD
20.4189
+ 1SD
23.5811
- 2SD
18.8377
+ 2SD
25.1623
- 3SD
17.2566
+ 3SD
26.7434
4. P(20 lbs Y bar 24 lbs)0.794097
is known to be Normally distributed with a mean of 22 pounds and a standard deviation of 5 pounds. Let the
resent the weight of a turkey:
; E(Y) = 22 lbs; SD(Y) = 5 lbs; Y~N(22 lbs, 5 lbs).
. Let the
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P(20 lbs
Number of Customers
233 Mean
54 Std
177 CI
218 Lower Level
196 Upper Level
153
171.8333
64.37831
105.9741
65.8592
237.6925
Student's t Distribution CI
Student's t Distribution CI
The manager of The Cheesecake Factory in Boston would like to know the mean number of customers served on weekdays. Sh
customers served follows a Normal distribution. She randomly selects the six weekdays and records the number of customers s
right.
a. Calculate a 99% confidence interval of the mean using the PHstat command. Include the output in your homework submissio
b. Interpret the confidence interval in the context of the problem.
The 99% confidence interval defines a range of values(65.8592 to 237.6925) that you can be 99% certain contains the populatio
know that mean with much more precision than you do with a small sample,
Answer b.