Can someone explain why everytime it rounds up to the thousands it doesnt keep the 4th number, it looks like it goes up by one,
please answer an actually answer or get reported
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Answer:
a. X~N(2,885, 651)
b. 0.086291
c. 0.00058
d. 3213.10 calories
Step-by-step explanation:
a. -A normal distribution is expressed in the form X~N(mean, standard deviation).
-Let X a random variable denoting the number of calories consumed.
-X is a is a normally distributed random variable with mean 2885 and standard deviation 651.
-This distribution is expressed as X~N(2,885, 651)
b. The probability that less than 2000 calories are consumed is calculated using the formula:
#substitute the given values in the formula to solve for P:
Hence, the probability of consuming less than 2000 calories is 0.08691
c. The proportion of customers consuming more than 5000 calories is calculated as:
Hence, the proportion of customers consuming over 5000 calories is 0.00058
d. The least amount of calories to get the award is calculated as:
1% is equivalent to a z value of 0.50399.
-We equate this to the formula to solve for the mean consumption:
Hence, the least amount of calories consumed to qualify for the award is 3213.10 calories.