The weight of breads prepared in a baker is randomly distributed with a mean of 400 grams and standarddeviation of 16 grams. Using an independently selected sample of 16 breads,finda) the mean and standard deviation of the average weight of these 16 samples.b) using central limit theorem, estimate the probability that the average weight of samples is less than390. The weight of breads prepared in a baker is randomly distributed with a mean of 400 grams and standarddeviation of 16 grams. Using an independently selected sample of 16 breads,finda) the mean and standard deviation of the average weight of these 16 samples.b) using central limit theorem, estimate the probability that the average weight of samples is less than390.

Given that, μ=400,σ=16,n=16 (a) The mean and standard deviation of the average weight of these 16…

he weight of breads prepared in a baker is randomly distributed with a mean of 400 grams and standard deviation of 16 grams. Using an independently selected sample of 16 breads, find a) the mean and standard deviation of the average weight of these 16 samples. b) using central limit theorem, estimate the probability that the average weight of samples is less than 390.

he weight of breads prepared in a baker is randomly distributed with a mean of 400 grams and standard deviation of 16 grams. Using an independently selected sample of 16 breads, find a) the mean and standard deviation of the average weight of these 16 samples. b) using central limit theorem, estimate the probability that the average weight of samples is less than 390.

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