Salaries at a large corporation have a mean of $62,000 and a standard deviation of $32,000. If 100 employees are randomly selected, (a) o-$ Do not write the $ sign. No comma. (b) = 24 Do not write the $ sign. No comma. (c) what is the probability that their mean salary will be less than $60,000? Round answer to three decimal places. (d) what is the probability, according to the Empirical Rule, that their mean salary will be between $65,200 and $71,600? % Do not write the percent sign No rounding

Salaries at a large corporation have a mean of $62,000 and a standard deviation of $32,000. If 100 employees are randomly selected, (a) o-$ Do not write the $ sign. No comma. (b) = 24 Do not write the $ sign. No comma. (c) what is the probability that their mean salary will be less than $60,000? Round answer to three decimal places. (d) what is the probability, according to the Empirical Rule, that their mean salary will be between $65,200 and $71,600? % Do not write the percent sign No rounding

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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