a)Completely describe the sampling distribution of the sample mean. (i)Mean: (ii)Standard deviation: (iii)Shape: (just circle the correct answer) Normal Approximately normal Skewed We cannot tell b)What is the probability that the sample (n=36) produce a sample mean of 165 pounds or higher, but will not exceed the weight limit ? c) If your random sample (n=36) actually produced a sample mean equal to 190 pounds, (i)Would you consider this unusual? Justify your answer with calculations

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A sign in the elevator in a factory indicates a limit of 36 persons. In addition, there is a weight limit of 6,400 pounds.
Assume that the average weight of people working in this factory is 175 pounds and standard deviation is 15 pounds. A
random sample of 36 persons from the factory will be selected.
a)Completely describe the sampling distribution of the sample mean.
(i)Mean:
(ii)Standard deviation:
(iii)Shape: (just circle the correct answer)
Normal
Approximately normal
Skewed
We cannot tell
b)What is the probability that the sample (n=36) produce a sample mean of 165 pounds or higher, but will not exceed
the weight limit ?
c) If your random sample (n=36) actually produced a sample mean equal to 190 pounds,
(i)Would you consider this unusual? Justify your answer with calculations
(ii)What conclusion might you draw about the the population mean ?
Transcribed Image Text:Question 6 A sign in the elevator in a factory indicates a limit of 36 persons. In addition, there is a weight limit of 6,400 pounds. Assume that the average weight of people working in this factory is 175 pounds and standard deviation is 15 pounds. A random sample of 36 persons from the factory will be selected. a)Completely describe the sampling distribution of the sample mean. (i)Mean: (ii)Standard deviation: (iii)Shape: (just circle the correct answer) Normal Approximately normal Skewed We cannot tell b)What is the probability that the sample (n=36) produce a sample mean of 165 pounds or higher, but will not exceed the weight limit ? c) If your random sample (n=36) actually produced a sample mean equal to 190 pounds, (i)Would you consider this unusual? Justify your answer with calculations (ii)What conclusion might you draw about the the population mean ?
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