Given a normal distribution with µ=50 and ?=5, if you select a sample of n=100, what is the probabil
Question: Given a normal distribution with µ=50 and σ=5, if you select a sample of n=100, what is the probability that Xbar is:
a) Less than 47?
b) Between 47 and 49.5?
c) Above 51.1?d) There is a 35% chance that Xbar is above what value?
The book gives these answers to a-Virtually Zero, b-0.1587, c-0.0139, d-50.195
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