Mrs. Long just got a new puppy! The puppy is learning how to run on hard wood floors. The puppy is running at a rate if 4 feet p
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Answer:
Points apply to the given situation:
(a)The puppy will run into the wall after 5 seconds
(b)The slope is -4 ft per second since the puppy is running at a rate of 4 ft per second.
(c)The y-intercept is 20 ft because the puppy is 20 feet away from the wall.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have given,
A puppy is running at a rate = 4 feet per second
A wall is 20 feet away from puppy. That means initially puppy is 20 feet away from the wall.
So, time taken by puppy to reach the wall =
i.e. time take by puppy to reach the wall = = 5 seconds
Now we write the points that apply to this situation:
(a)The puppy will run into the wall after 5 seconds
(b)The slope is -4 ft per second since the puppy is running at a rate of 4 ft per second. {Since the puppy is moving towards the wall that means horizontal distance is decreasing at a rate of -4 feet per second}
(c)The y-intercept is 20 ft because the puppy is 20 feet away from the wall.
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a) 85.31%
b) 56 minutes
c) 17 days
d) 0.1721
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to make the calculations easier, let's <em>standardize the curve</em> by doing the change
where is the average trip-time and
the standard deviation and
P(X≤ t) is the probability that the trip takes less than t minutes.
a)
Here we are looking for the value of P(X>20).
For X=20 we have Z = (20-24)/3.8 = -1.05
So, we want the area under the standard normal curve for Z > -1.05
that we can compute either using a table or a computer and we find this area equals 0.8531
So, he arrives late to work 85.31% of the times.
(See picture 1 attached)
b)
In this case we are looking for a value t of time such that
P(X≥ t) = 20% = 0.2
So, we are seeking a value Z such that the area under the normal curve to the left of Z equals 0.2
By using a table or a computer we find Z = 0.842
(See picture 2 attached)
By inserting this value in the equation on standardization
So 20% of the longest trips takes 55.996 ≅ 56 minutes
c)
Since the average of days he arrives late is 85.31%, it is expected that in 20 work days he arrives late 85.31% of 20, which equals 17 days.
d)
Since the probability that he does not arrive late is 1-0.8531 = 0.1469 and the probability of arriving early is independent of the previous trip,
the probability of arriving early n days in a row is
0.1496*0.1496*...*0.1496 n times and
the probability of being early most than 10 trips in 20 days is
