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11 January, 14:10

Adult panda weights are normally distributed with a mean of 200 pounds and a standard distribution of 20 pounds. The largest pandas weigh over 250 pounds. Approximately what percent of the adult pandas weight over 250 pounds?

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  1. 11 January, 14:18
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    250-200/20=2.5

    P (2.5) =.9938

    that's the probability under 250 pounds. over would be 1-.9938=.0062

    0.62%
  2. 11 January, 14:31
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    To answer this problem we have to have a Standard Normal Distribution table because we need to look up z scores. Then we use this equation

    z = (value - mean) / (standard deviation) = (250-200) / 20 = 2.5.

    The z score is then 2.5 If so, look up z=2.5 on the left edge then you then determine from the table what the area to the left of that is.

    Here are the conditions:

    p (z>2.5) = 1

    p (z<2.5) =.621

    1-.621 =.379

    100-37.9 = 62.1

    Given that, we should go with. 621%.
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