Q 5.The thickness (in millimeters) of the coating applied to disk drives is one characteristic thatdetermines the usefulness of the product. When no unusual circumstances are present, the thickness (z) hasa normal distribution with a mean of 5mm and a standard deviation of 0.1mm. Suppose that the processwill be monitored by selecting a random sample of 30 drives from each shift's production and determining 2,the mean coating thickness for the sample. (Round your answer to 4 decimal places if any.)(b) When no unusual circumstances are present, we expect 2 to be within 30, of 5mm, the desired value.An z value farther from 5 than 30, is interpreted as an indication of a problem that needs attention.Compute 5+ 30,(c) Referring to Part (b), what is the probability that a sample mean will be outside 5+30, just by chance(that is, when there are no unusual circumstances)?(d) Suppose that a machine used to apply the coating is out of adjustment, resulting in a mean coatingthickness of 4.95mm. What is the probability that a problem will be detected when the next sample istaken?Q(b) is not needed and it is given as a reference jusst solve for Qc) and Qd).iwill be very appreciate!!-0.4-0.3AppendixSTANDARD NORMAL DISTRIBUTION: Table Values Represent AREA to the LEFT of the Z. score.J02Z.00.01.05-3.900005 00005 00004 0000400004.06 007.0900004 00004 00003 .00003.00005.00008-3.800007 00007 000070000600006 .00005 00005000090000800008 0000800011 00010 00010 0001000016 00015 00015 0001400023 00022 00022 0002100034 00032 00031 0003000048 00047 00045 0004300069 00066 00064 0006200058 00056 00054 00052-3.1 00097 00094 00090 .0008700082 00079 00076 00074-3.0 00135 00131 00126 0012200118 00114 00111 00107 0010400187 00181 00175 .00169 00164 00159 00154 .00149 0014400256 00248 00240 .00233 .00226 00219 00212 00205 .0019900347 00336 00326 00317 00307 00298 00289 00280 00272-2.6 00466 00453 00440 00427 00415 00402 00391 00379 00368-2.5 00621 00604 00587 00570 00554 00539 00:23 00508 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.1761920327235762676334458 .34090 3372438209 37828 3744842074 41683 4129446017 45620 4522450000 49601 49202.04000040000600009000140001300020 00019.00029 .0002800042000600008417361200450001300012 0001200019 00018 0001700027 00026 0002500040 00039 00038 0003602442.0001100017.00024.00035.00050.0007100100.00139.0019300264.00357.00480.006390084217106 .16853.16109.19766 .19489186732327022965.22663 223632147626435261092451029806 29460277603120725785 2546329116.32636 32276 31918.3631740129.4403848803 48405 48006 4760835942 .355693519733360 3299737070 3669340905 4051744828 444333482739743 .39358 389743859143644 43251 42858 4246547210 46812 464140110101426.16602 .1635419215 .1894322065 21770248252514328774 28434 2809631561 STANDARD NORMAL DISTRIBUTION: Table Values Represent AREA to the LEFT of the Z score.Z.00.01.02.090.0 500000.1 539830.2 579260.30.450399 5079854380 5477658317 58706.61791 6217265542 .65910662760.5 .69146 .69497 69847.73237.764240.67257575804.72907.761150.70.878814 .79103 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