Answer:
Option a) 50% of output expected to be less than or equal to the mean.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following in the question:
The output of a process is stable and normally distributed.
Mean = 23.5
We have to find the percentage of output expected to be less than or equal to the mean.
Mean of a normal distribution.
- The mean of normal distribution divides the data into exactly two equal parts.
- 50% of data lies to the right of the mean.
- 50% of data lies to the right of the mean
Thus, by property of normal distribution 50% of output expected to be less than or equal to the mean.
I’m not sure I understand your question
Answer
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Step-by-step explanation:
We can split it up into

I see you were supposed to use synthetic division
not sure what the 'related function is'
but as |x| approaches positivie infinity, y approaches positive infinity
as |x| approaches negative infinity, y approaches positive infinity
for the original function
as x approaches positivie infinity

approaches positive infinity
as x approaches negative infinity

approaches positive infinity
this is due to the x^2 term making it positive