Question

For males in a certain town, the systolic blood pressure is normally distributed with a mean of 125 and a standard deviation of 10. using the empirical rule, determine the interval of systolic blood pressures that represent the middle 99.7% of males.

Answer 1

The interval of systolic blood pressure will be between 155 to 95

What is the standard deviation?

Standard deviation is defined as the amount of variation or the deviation of the numbers from each other.

From the question, we are told that

Mean  x=125

Standard deviation = 10

The Percentage for men =99.75%

Generally, the empirical rule 68%,95% and 99.7% of data value lay b/w 1,2,3 standard deviation of mean  

Standard deviation n= 10

Mean x= 125

Generally, the interval  of systolic blood pressure for middle 99.7 of male G is mathematically given as

G = Mean ± (3x $\sigma$)

G= 125 ±  (3 x 10)

G= 125 ±  (30)

G = 155 and 95

Hence the interval of systolic blood pressure will be between 155 to 95

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