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153.9 175.5<br />

The z value is z = 175.5 159.3 1.88<br />

8.64<br />

From table E (Normal Distribution ), z=1.88 → 0.9699<br />

1 – 0.9699 = 0.0301 or 3.01%<br />

8. Household Computers According to recent surveys, 60% of households have personal computers. If a<br />

random sample of 180 households is selected, what is the probability that more than 60 but fewer than<br />

100 have a personal computer?<br />

n=180, p=0.60<br />

q = 1–q = 1 – 0.60 = 0.40<br />

Since np = (180)(0.60) = 108 and nq = (180)(0.40) = 72, the normal distribution can be used to<br />

approximate the binomial distribution (np ≥ 5 and nq ≥ 5).<br />

µ = np = (180)(0.60) = 108<br />

σ = npq = (180)(0.60)(0.40) 6.57<br />

For binomial distribution, P(60 x100)<br />

For normal distribution, P(60.5 < X < 99.5)<br />

= P(60.5 < X < 99.5)<br />

z = 99.5 108 1.29 area=0.0985<br />

6.57<br />

z = 60.5 108 7.23 area=0.0001<br />

6.57<br />

P(60.5 < X < 99.5)= P(-7.23 < z< -1.29)=0.0985-0.0001=0.0984 or 9.84%<br />

0.<strong>49</strong>55 + 0.<strong>49</strong>45 = 0.99 or 0.99%

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