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BaLLatris [955]
3 years ago
15

The distribution of annual profit at a chain of stores was approximately normal with mean \mu = \$66{,}000μ=$66,000mu, equals, d

ollar sign, 66, comma, 000 and standard deviation \sigma = \$21{,}000σ=$21,000sigma, equals, dollar sign, 21, comma, 000. The executives conducted an audit of the stores with the lowest 20\%20%20, percent of profits. What is closest to the maximum annual profit at a store where the executives conducted an audit?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Pepsi [2]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The closest to the maximum profit is  x = \$ 83682

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question we are told that

  The  mean is  \mu  =  \$66,000

   The standard deviation is  \sigma  = \$ 21000

   The percentage of profit is  20%

Generally the closest to the maximum annual profit at a store where the executives conducted an audit is mathematically evaluated  as follows

     P(X >  x ) =  0.20

=>  P(X >  x ) = P(\frac{X -x}{\sigma }  >  \frac{x -66000}{21000} ) =  0.20

From the z-table  the z-score for  0.20  is  

    z-score =  0.842

So

     \frac{x -66000}{21000}  = 0.842

=>   x = \$ 83682

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