Question 1198373: According to the National Health Survey, American menβs heights are normally
distributed with the mean π = 69.7 inches and the standard deviation π = 2.8 inches.
Part a. A man is randomly selected. Find the probability that his height is more than 72
inches.
Part b. A man is randomly selected. Find the probability that his height is between 68 and 72
inches.
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According to the National Health Survey, American menβs heights are normally
distributed with the mean π = 69.7 inches and the standard deviation π = 2.8 inches.
Part a. A man is randomly selected. Find the probability that his height is more than 72
inches.
Part b. A man is randomly selected. Find the probability that his height is between 68 and 72
inches.
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(a) Normal distribution is a bell-shaped curve.
In part (a), they want you determine the area under this specified curve
to the right from the raw mark of 72
P = normalcfd(72, 9999, 69.7, 2.8) = 0.2057 (rounded). ANSWER
(b) In part (b), they want you determine the area under this specified curve
between the raw marks of 68 and 72
P = normalcfd(68, 72, 69.7, 2.8) = 0.5224 (rounded). ANSWER
Solved.
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