Please help :) Will give medal and fan :D Use technology or a z-distribution table to find the indicated area. The lengths of green beans for sale at a supermarket are normally distributed with a mean of 11.2 cm and a standard deviation of 2.1 cm. Consider a bag of 150 green beans. How many green beans will be 13 cm or shorter?
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Find the z score first, from (score - mean)/SD: \[\large z = \frac{ x - \mu }{ \sigma }\] Then use a z table to find the probability. Then you can multiply by 150 beans.
I multiplied 0.8051*150 and I got 120.765
I got 121
is that correct? :)
Could you help me with this one too :) Use the probability distribution graph to answer the question. P(X≤a)=0.75P(X≤a)=0.75 What is the value of a?
*P(X≤a)=0.75
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i think a=1? :)
That one is really easy. The area of the rectangle for P(X≤a) must be 0.75. You have the height... it's 0.25. So work out what a is.
alright thankyou!!!!
a=1 is not correct btw.
ah ok i will make sure i fix that thanks :)
It's easy, work out what a is... the rectangle area must be 0.75, and the height is 0.25, so what x value gives an area of 0.75?
5?
Nope... look at the graph. Tell me the area between x=1 and x=2.
would it be 0.25 sorry if im not getting this right I've just started learning this :(
Yes. But this is basic geometry, don't make excuses :P If the area between x=1 and 2 is 0.75, what about the area between x=1 and x=3? x=1 and x=4 x=1 and x=5?
1.5 2 2.25 3 is it wrong that i multiplied 0.75 by the spaces between the number?
Why would you multiply 0.75 by anything? x=1 and x=3? - what is the base of the rectangle? what is the height?
If one 'column' is 0.25 (x=1 to x=2), then what is the area of two 'columns' (x=1 to x=3)?
0.5?
You should know for sure. This is easy. It's area of rectangles!
A=w*l know the length is 0.25 but like i said i dont know what to put in for the width
what i did before is that i counted the columns and the i multiplied it by 0.25 thats how i the got 0.5 :(
You can work out the width... with subtraction :P what is the width if you're looking between x=1 and x=2? It's 1. What's the width between x=1 and x=3?
2
Yes. Now use that method to find the value of a: P(X≤a)=0.75
the width between 1 and 5 is 4 and i multiplied that with the length 0.25 but i end up getting 1 :/ l*w=A 0.25*4=1
Ah ok i understand it now i saw what i did wrong
P(X≤a)=0.75 So then the value of a is...?
3 right you asked me what value gave me 0.75
Not quite. a is the x value. What x value gives an area of 0.75.
so 3 isn't the x value? because i used the formula and I multiplied 0.25 by 3 (the x value )which would then give me 0.75 :/
P(X≤a)=0.75 http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/57e0bbcee4b0860740296b37-narusamisty-1474349449600-capture.png Look at the graph. Which x value gives an area 0.75?
oh its 4... ._.
Yes.
thankyou for helping me. :)
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