The scores on a test are normally distributed. The mean of the test is 750 and the standard deviation is 70. By using the Empirical rule, what scores fall 3 standard deviations from the mean?

a.610 and 820

b.610 and 960

c.680 and 820

d.540 and 960

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Answer 1
Answer: I think it will be B 610 and 820 but im not sure.
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Answer:

a   P(X <  5) =  0.960

b P(X >  8) = 0.016

c   P(6 < x < 10) =  0.018

d  P(X < 6 or  X > 10 ) =  0.982

e  X =  2

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question we are told that

   The probability density function is  f(x) =  (2)/(x^3) for  x > 1

Considering question a

  P(x < 5) = \int\limits^5_1 {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=> P(X <  5) =  [-(1)/(x^2) ]|  \left \ 5} \atop {1}} \right.

=>P(X <  5) = - (1)/(25)  +   (1)/(1^2)

=>  P(X <  5) =  0.960

Considering question b

P(x > 8) =1  - \int\limits^6_1 {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=> P(X > 8) =1-  [-(1)/(x^2) ]|  \left \ 8} \atop {1}} \right.

=>P(X >  8) = 1 - [- (1)/(64)  +   (1)/(1^2)]

=>P(X >  8) = 0.016

Considering question c

  P(6 < x < 10) = \int\limits^(10)_(6) {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=> P(6 < x < 10) =  [-(1)/(x^2) ]|  \left \ 10} \atop {6}} \right.  

=>P(6 < x < 10) =  [- (1)/(100)  +   (1)/(36)]

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Considering question d

 P(X < 6 or  X > 10 ) = 1 - P(6 < x < 10) = 1 - \int\limits^(10)_(6) {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=> P(X < 6 or  X > 10 ) =1-  [-(1)/(x^2) ]|  \left \ 10} \atop {6}} \right.

=> P(X < 6 or  X > 10 ) =1- [- (1)/(100)  +   (1)/(36)] [/tex]

=> P(X < 6 or  X > 10 ) =  0.982

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   P(X  <  x ) =  [- (1)/(x^2) ]| \left \ x } \atop {1}} \right.  =  0.75

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   P(X  <  x ) =  - (1)/(x^2) + 1 = 0.75

     - (1)/(x^2)  = -0.25

     X =  2

     

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