[See Solution] The life of a particular type of dry-cell battery is normally distributed with a mean of 600 days and a standard deviation of 60 days. What


Question: The life of a particular type of dry-cell battery is normally distributed with a mean of 600 days and a standard deviation of 60 days.

  1. What fraction of these batteries would be expected to survive beyond 680 days?
  2. What fraction would be expected to fail before 550 days?

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