You need 150g of flour for 12 cakes, how much flour do you need for 30 cakes?
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A. X ~ N(66, 6.25)
b.
Using a standard normal probability table to find probability values for the z-scores, we get:
P(65 < X < 69) = 0.1554 + 0.3849 = 0.5403
c. z= 0.524 and -0.524
1.31 = X - 66
X = 67.31
When z = -0.524, X = 64.69.
P(64.69 < X < 67.31) = 0.4
b.
Using a standard normal probability table to find probability values for the z-scores, we get:
P(65 < X < 69) = 0.1554 + 0.3849 = 0.5403
c. z= 0.524 and -0.524
1.31 = X - 66
X = 67.31
When z = -0.524, X = 64.69.
P(64.69 < X < 67.31) = 0.4