Please send me answer within 10 min!! I will rate you good for sure!! Please provide explanation!! Question 10:Suppose that the number of major defects for each new automobile tests is a randomvariable with mean value 3.2 and standard deviation 2.4. Among 100 randomlyelected cars of a model, the probability that the sample average number of major-fects exceeds 4 is:0223(15b) 0.2356Ac) 0.0004d) None of the answers

From the provided information, Mean (µ) = 3.2 Standard deviation (σ) = 2.4 Sample size (n) = 100

Suppose that the number of major defects for each new automobile tests is a random ariable with mean value 3.2 and standard deviation 2.4. Among 100 randomly lected cars of a model, the probability that the sample average number of major fects exceeds 4 is: 0223 b) 0.2356 1 c) 0.0004 d) None of the answers

Suppose that the number of major defects for each new automobile tests is a random ariable with mean value 3.2 and standard deviation 2.4. Among 100 randomly lected cars of a model, the probability that the sample average number of major fects exceeds 4 is: 0223 b) 0.2356 1 c) 0.0004 d) None of the answers

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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