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16.05A machine is designed to fill 16-ounce bottles of shampoo. When the machine is working properly, the amount poured into the bottles follows a Normal distribution with mean 16.05 ounces and standard deviation 0.1ounce. Assume that the machine is working properly. If 4 bottles are randomly selected and the number of ounces in each bottle is measured, then there is about a 95%probability that the sample mean will fall in which of the following intervals?

a. 16.05to 16.15ounces

b. 16.00to 16.10ounces

c. 15.95to role="math" localid="1654391534650" 16.15ounces

d. 15.90to 16.20ounces

e. 15.85to 16.25ounces

Short Answer

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The correct option is (c) 15.95to 16.15ounces

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

Given,

β=165a-0.1n-4

Formula used:

z=vani

02

Explanation for correct option

The sampling distribution of the sample mean x¯is also normal because the population distribution is normal.

The Z-score is

z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=15.85-16.050.1/4=-4.00

z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=15.90-16.050.1/4=-3.00z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=15.95-16.050.1/4=-2.00z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=16.00-16.050.1/4=-1.00z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=16.05-16.050.1/4=0.00z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=16.10-16.050.1/4=1.00z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=16.15-16.050.1/4=2.00z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=16.20-16.050.1/4=3.00z=x-μx¯σx¯=x¯-μσ/n=16.25-16.050.1/4=4.00

The normal probability table is used to calculate the associated probability.

P(Z<-3.00)is given in the row starting with -3.0and in the column starting with .00 of the appendix's standard normal probability table The same can be said for the other probability.

localid="1654392139846" P(15.95<X¯≥16.15)=P(-2.00<Z<2.00)=P(Z<2.00)-P(Z<-2.00)=0.9772-0.0228=0.9544=95.44%

We know that the probability is nearest to 95%is P(15.95<X¯<16.15)

Hence, the correct option is (c)

03

Explanation for incorrect option

a)

P(16.05<X¯≥16.15)=P(0.00<Z<2.00)=P(Z<2.00)-P(Z<0.00)=0.9772-0.05000=0.4772=47.72%

b)

P(16.00<X¯≥16.10)=P(-1.00<Z<1.00)=P(Z<1.00)-P(Z<-1.00)=0.8413-0.1587=0.6826=68.26%

d)

P(15.95<X¯≥16.15)=P(-2.00<Z<2.00)=P(Z<2.00)-P(Z<-2.00)=0.9772-0.0228=0.9544=95.44%

e)

P(15.90<X¯≥16.20)=P(-3.00<Z<3.00)=P(Z<3.00)-P(Z<-3.00)=1-0=1=100%

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