Respuesta :
The bell curve below shows the location of the mean and the two values of X; 67 and 69
The area under the curve equals to 1 (as probability equals to one)
We want the area between X=67 and X=69
We first need to find the z-score of X=67 and X=69
z-score of X=67 is given by [tex] \frac{67-68}{3} = -0.33[/tex]
z-score of X=69 is given by [tex] \frac{69-68}{3}=0.33 [/tex]
The area between z-score -0.33 and 0.33 is given by
P(Z<0.33) - P(Z<-0.33)
We need to read off the z-table to find the value of P(Z<0.33) and P(Z<-0.33).
A screenshot of the z-table is shown below
P(Z<-0.33) = 0.3707
P(Z<0.33) = 0.6293
Hence, the probability that an 18-year old man selected at random is between 67 and 69 inches tall is 0.6293-0.3707=0.2586 or 25.86%
The area under the curve equals to 1 (as probability equals to one)
We want the area between X=67 and X=69
We first need to find the z-score of X=67 and X=69
z-score of X=67 is given by [tex] \frac{67-68}{3} = -0.33[/tex]
z-score of X=69 is given by [tex] \frac{69-68}{3}=0.33 [/tex]
The area between z-score -0.33 and 0.33 is given by
P(Z<0.33) - P(Z<-0.33)
We need to read off the z-table to find the value of P(Z<0.33) and P(Z<-0.33).
A screenshot of the z-table is shown below
P(Z<-0.33) = 0.3707
P(Z<0.33) = 0.6293
Hence, the probability that an 18-year old man selected at random is between 67 and 69 inches tall is 0.6293-0.3707=0.2586 or 25.86%


