Chapter (7) Continuous Probability Distributions Examples
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1 Chapter (7) Continuous Probability Distributions Examples The uniform distribution Example () Australian sheepdogs have a relatively short life.the length of their life follows a uniform distribution between 8 and 4 years.. Draw this uniform distribution. What are the height and base values? 2. Show the total area under the curve is. 3. Calculate the mean and the standard deviation of this distribution. 4. What is the probability a particular dog lives between 0 and 2 years? 5. What is the probability a particular dog lives greater than 0?. What is the probability a dog will live less than 9 years?. The height b a Maximum=4 Minimum=8 2. The total area a b
2 2 b a p0 X px 0 p0 X px 9 p8 X
3 Normal probability distribution How to find the area under the normal curve? If 50 Find & X 0.8 P 0.8 P p P P X 39.2 P 0.8 P p P P X 0.8 P 0.8 P p P P0.8 3
4 X 39.2 P 0.8 P p P P P59 X 0.8 P P p P0.8 P X 4 P P p.8.5 P P 0.8 P
5 P P p P P X P
6 Example (2) Let X is a normally distributed random variable with mean 5 and standard deviation 3. Find the standard normal random variable (z) for P( X >80) P( X 80) P( ) P( ) P(.5) Example (3) If the mean = 5 and standard deviation =3. Find x from the following:. z = z = z 0. x 5 z.93 x The Empirical Rule Example (4) A sample of the rental rates at University Park Apartments approximates a systematical, bell- shaped distribution. The sample mean is $500; the standard deviation is $20.Using the Empirical Rule, answer these questions: About 8 percent of the monthly food expenditures are between what two amounts?. About 95 percent of the monthly food expenditures are between what two amounts?. About all of the monthly (99.7%) food expenditures are between what two amounts?
7 Solution - X $480,$520 About 8 percent are between $480 and $520. X $40,$540 About 95 percent are between $40 and $540. X $440,$50 About 99.7 percent are between $440 and $50. Example (5) The mean of a normal probability distribution is 20; the standard deviation is 0. a. About 8 percent of the observations lie between what two values? b. About 95 percent of the observations lie between what two values? c. About 99 percent of the observations lie between what two values? a and b. 40 and c. 50 and Example () Studies show that gasoline use for compact cars sold in the United States is normally distributed, with a mean of 25.5 miles per gallon (mpg) and a standard deviation of 4.5 mpg. Find the probability of compact cars that get:. 30 mpg or more mpg or less. 3. Between 30 and Between 30 and 2. 7
8 P x 30 P( ) P( ) P z P x P P P z P 30 x 35 P P P z P 2 x 30 P P P z 8
9 Example (7) Suppose that X ~N (3, o.). Find the following probability:. P x P 2.8 x 3.. u Px 3 P Pz P2.8 x 3. P P( P 0.50 z Example (8) The grades on a short quiz in math were 0,, 2, 0 point, depending on the number answered correctly out of 0 questions. The mean grade was.7 and the standard deviation was.2. Assuming the grades to be normally distributed, determine:. The percentage of students scoring more than points. 2. The percentage of students scoring less than 8 points. 3. The percentage of students scoring between 5.5and points. 4. The percentage of students scoring between 5.5and 8 points. 5. The percentage of students scoring less than 5.5 points.. The percentage of students scoring more than 8 points. 7. The percentage of students scoring equal to 8 points. 8. The maximum grade of the lowest 5 % of the class. 9. The minimum grade of the highest 5 % of the class P 0. ) 0.4 x P P Pz P x 8 P P Pz P5.5 x P P P z P5.5 x 8 P P P
10 PX 5.5 P P.2.2 P z Px 8 P P Pz P ( x 8) z.45 x z ~ 4. 7 x ~ 7. 9 Example (9) If the heights of 300 students are normally distributed, with a mean 72 centimeters and a standard deviation 8 centimeters, how many students have heights?. Greater than 84 centimeters. 2. Less than or equal to 0 centimeters. 3. Between 4 and 80 centimeters inclusive. 4. Equal to 72 centimeters. n Px 84 P P 8 8 P z.5.5 number of students haveheights greater than
11 Px 0 P P 8 8 P z number of students haveheightsless than P4 x 80 P P P z number of students haveheightsbetween4 and ~ P x 72 0 Example (0) What is the area under a normal curve that falls between the mean and one standard deviation below the mean? p
12 Example () If P ( z) = , what does the (z) equal? p z If P ( z) = , what does the (z) equal? p z Example (2) The mean of a normal probability distribution is 30; the standard deviation is 0. What observation which more than or equal 84.3% percent of the observations? p z X u 30 0( ) What observation which less than or equal 84.3% percent of the observations? P z X u 30 0() Example (3) The mean of a normal probability distribution is 30; the standard deviation is 0. What observation which more than or equal 8.85 % percent of the observations? 2
13 p z X u 30 0(.35) What observation which less than or equal 8.85 % % percent of the observations? p z X u 30 0(.35)
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