g) Find the probability that the sample mean fat consumption of the 31 randomly selected males in the US age 40 to 49 is less than 104 g. Round final answer to 4 decimal places. DO NOT use the rounded standard deviation from part e in this computation. Use the EXACT value of the standard deviation with the square root. h) Find the probability that the sample mean fat consumption of the 31 randomly selected males in the US age 40 to 49 is less than 101.5 g. Round final answer to 4 decimal places. DO NOT use the rounded standard deviation from part e in this computation. Use the EXACT value of the standard deviation with the square root. i) Is a mean fat consumption of 101.5 g unusually low for 31 randomly selected males in the US age 40 to 49? Select an answer
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![In the United States, males between the ages of 40 and 49 eat on average 103.1 g of fat every day with a standard
deviation of 4.32 g. The amount of fat a person eats is not normally distributed. A random sample of 31 men age
40-59 in the U.S. is taken.
It is possible with rounding for a probability to be 0.0000.
a) Identify the individual, variable, type of variable and the random variable X in the context of this problem.
The individual is Select an answer
The variable information collected from each individual is
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This variable is a Select an answer
v variable.
The random variable X is as follows:
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b) List the givens with the correct symbols.
? v = 103.1 g
? = 4.32 g
? v = 31
c) Identify the random variable X
the context of this problem.
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![g) Find the probability that the sample mean fat consumption of the 31 randomly selected males in the US age 40
to 49 is less than 104 g.
Round final answer to 4 decimal places.
DO NOT use the rounded standard deviation from part e in this computation.
Use the EXACT value of the standard deviation with the square root.
h) Find the probability that the sample mean fat consumption of the 31 randomly selected males in the US age 40
to 49 is less than 101.5 g.
Round final answer to 4 decimal places.
DO NOT use the rounded standard deviation from part e in this computation.
Use the EXACT value of the standard deviation with the square root.
i) Is a mean fat consumption of 101.5 g unusually low for 31 randomly selected males in the US age 40 to 49?
Select an answer
j) If you found a mean fat consumption for a sample of 31 males in the US age 40 to 49 as low as 101.5 g, what
might you conclude?
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