b. Assuming their scores are independent, what is the probability that Mr. Cull scores more than 50 points higher than Mr. Voss on a randomly-selected Tuesday night? Pix<-50) Q 2636

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**Problem 3: Analyzing Bowling Scores Using Probability**

Over the past few years, Mr. Voss and Mr. Cull bowl every Tuesday night. Their scores have been approximately Normally distributed as follows:

- **Mr. Voss's Scores:**
  - Mean (\( \mu \)): 212
  - Standard deviation (\( \sigma \)): 31

- **Mr. Cull's Scores:**
  - Mean (\( \mu \)): 230
  - Standard deviation (\( \sigma \)): 40

**a. Probability that Mr. Voss Scores Higher than Mr. Cull**

Assuming their scores are independent, calculate the probability that Mr. Voss scores higher than Mr. Cull on a randomly-selected Tuesday night.

**b. Probability that Mr. Cull Scores More than 50 Points Higher than Mr. Voss**

Assuming their scores are independent, calculate the probability that Mr. Cull scores more than 50 points higher than Mr. Voss on a randomly-selected Tuesday night.

**Written Calculations:**

- The calculation for the standard deviation of the difference in scores:
  \[
  \sqrt{31^2 + 40^2} = 50.6
  \]

- To find \( P(X < 50) \), it seems to be approximated as 0.326.

This information guides the calculations for determining probabilities based on normal distribution properties.
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 3: Analyzing Bowling Scores Using Probability** Over the past few years, Mr. Voss and Mr. Cull bowl every Tuesday night. Their scores have been approximately Normally distributed as follows: - **Mr. Voss's Scores:** - Mean (\( \mu \)): 212 - Standard deviation (\( \sigma \)): 31 - **Mr. Cull's Scores:** - Mean (\( \mu \)): 230 - Standard deviation (\( \sigma \)): 40 **a. Probability that Mr. Voss Scores Higher than Mr. Cull** Assuming their scores are independent, calculate the probability that Mr. Voss scores higher than Mr. Cull on a randomly-selected Tuesday night. **b. Probability that Mr. Cull Scores More than 50 Points Higher than Mr. Voss** Assuming their scores are independent, calculate the probability that Mr. Cull scores more than 50 points higher than Mr. Voss on a randomly-selected Tuesday night. **Written Calculations:** - The calculation for the standard deviation of the difference in scores: \[ \sqrt{31^2 + 40^2} = 50.6 \] - To find \( P(X < 50) \), it seems to be approximated as 0.326. This information guides the calculations for determining probabilities based on normal distribution properties.
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