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Quiz 7: Continuous Probability Distributions
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Question 101
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A statistics class is composed of 60 percent females.If 15 students are selected randomly,what is the probability that this group will include either 8,9,10,or 11 females? Use the normal distribution.
Question 102
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A manufacturer of washing machines has experienced a 2% repair rate.In a city where 120,000 of its machines are located,the company plans to open its own repair service and needs to determine the number of repair workers to hire.Each worker can handle calls for 1000 machine repairs.If the company wants to cover calls 90% of the time,how many workers must it hire for the new repair facility?
Question 103
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Women make up 58% of the U.S.civilian workforce of 124 million.The U.S.Department of Commerce randomly selects 100 workers for a conference on national health care.What is the probability that more than 20 of these workers are female?
Question 104
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An elementary school teacher learned that 40 percent of school age children have at least 3 cavities.The teacher has 30 students in his class.What is the standard deviation for the number of school age children that have at least 3 cavities?
Question 105
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An efficiency expert makes periodic checks for weighting errors for a long distance shipping firm.The expert inspects for errors in weighing,in recording weights,and errors in processing the bills of lading.Based on past records,the number of weekly errors for all shipments averages 5.30 with a standard deviation of 1.23,and the frequency histogram approximates a normal distribution.Suppose x is the number of weighing errors that will occur next week. Compute the approximate probability for (4 ≤ x ≤ 7).
Question 106
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The selling price of various homes in a community follows the normal distribution with a mean of $176,000 and a standard deviation of $22,300.What is the probability that the next house will sell for less than $190,000?