You have a normal model. The population mean is 500 and standard deviation is 100. Which of the following options would be the correct way to represent the information? a. N (500, 100) b. z (500, 100) c. N (100, 5) d. N (100, 500)

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Elizabeth Wheeler

Mathematics

13 October, 21:18

You have a normal model. The population mean is 500 and standard deviation is 100. Which of the following options would be the correct way to represent the information? a. N (500, 100) b. z (500, 100) c. N (100, 5) d. N (100, 500)

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Grant Schmidt · Answer 1

a. N (500, 100)

Step-by-step explanation:

The normal probability distribution, with mean M and standard deviation S, can be represented in the following notation.

N (M, S).

In this problem, we have that:

Mean = 500

Standard deviation = 100

Which of the following options would be the correct way to represent the information?

a. N (500, 100)