Time spent using e-mail per session is normally distributed with mean=11 minutes and st.dev=2 minutes. a. If you select a random sample of 50 sessions, what is the probability that sample mean is between 10.8 and 11.2 minutes?
So have you learned about "normal distributions"? Data that is distributed normally looks like a bell curve. Does that help?
That does help but i need to find the probability I know that that is normal distribution :(
P stands for probability P(10.8<X<11.2) = P(X<11.2) -P(X<10.8) Next, calculate the z-scores using the equation z = (X - μ) / σ For P(X<11.2), the z-score is z = (11.2-11)/2 = 0.1 Now look up the z-score using a normal distribution table, which is 0.5398. Can you take it from here? That is, can you calculate the z-score for P(X<10.8) and look it up in a normal distribution table?
Thank you very much, now I understood the solution I can handle the continuous part. Can you also help me with another question if you don't mind?
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