In 2014, the New York Yankees had a team batting average of μ = 245 (actually 0.245, but we will avoid the decimals). Of course, the batting average varies from game to game, but assuming that the distribution of batting averages for 162 games is normal with a standard deviation of σ = 40 points, answer each of the following:a. If you randomly select one game from 2014, what is the probability that the team batting average was over 300?b. If you randomly select one game from 2014, what is the probability that the team batting average was under 200?

Let X denote the distribution of team batting and it follows normal distribution. That is, (a) The…

In 2014, the New York Ya average of u = 245 (actually 0.245 but we will avoid the decimals). Of course, the batting average varies from game to game, but assuming that the distribution of bat- ting averages for 162 games is normal with a standard deviation is o = 40 points, answer each of the following. a. If you randomly select one game from 2014, what is the probability that the team batting average was an kees hau over 300? b. If you randomly select one game from 2014, what is the probability that the team batting average was under 200?

In 2014, the New York Ya average of u = 245 (actually 0.245 but we will avoid the decimals). Of course, the batting average varies from game to game, but assuming that the distribution of bat- ting averages for 162 games is normal with a standard deviation is o = 40 points, answer each of the following. a. If you randomly select one game from 2014, what is the probability that the team batting average was an kees hau over 300? b. If you randomly select one game from 2014, what is the probability that the team batting average was under 200?

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