[See Steps] The probability distribution of the amount drawn from an ATM at a convenience store is tabulated below. In this table X = the amount withdrawn
Question: The probability distribution of the amount drawn from an ATM at a convenience store is tabulated below. In this table X = the amount withdrawn by a randomly selected customer and f(x) = P[X = x]. A customer can only withdraw the amounts indicated in the first column of the table below.
x f(x)
10 0.10
20 0.15
40 0.30
60 0.15
80 0.25
100 0.05
- What is the probability that a randomly selected customer withdraws at least $60 from the ATM?
- Show by calculation that the expected value withdrawn from the ATM is $50 and that the standard deviation of the amount withdrawn from this ATM is $26.27.
- The manager of this convenience score tells you that an expected value of $50 is not correct because it is impossible to withdraw $50 from the ATM. How would you answer the manager?
- What is the probability that the amount withdrawn from the ATM will fall within one standard deviation of the mean?
- What is the probability that the amount withdrawn from the ATM will fall within two standard deviations of the mean?
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