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Hello everyone.
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We are going to solve a question and in this question we are given that mean is equals to dollar 60 standard deviation is dollar 12 and number of samples and is equals to nine.
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So in a part we have to tell with the small sample size what condition is necessary to apply the central limit theorem.
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So in this we have to tell the necessary condition.
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As the population is, population is normally distributed sample are drawn randomly and independent to each other.
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This is our necessary condition.
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And now moving on to the next part, b part.
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In this, what is the standard error? we have to calculate standard error.
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Standard arrow is equals to the standard deviation divided by under root n, which is equals to 12 divided by under root 9.
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So this is equals to 4.
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So answer is standard error is equal to 4.
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This is our final answer for b part.
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Now moving on to part c, in this we have to calculate the part.
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Probability that the sample mean is greater than dollar 63 that probability mean is greater than 63 so this is equals to p this mean minus mu divided by standard error and this is greater than 63 minus 60 divided by 4 so this p is z greater than 0 .75 so this p is z greater than 0 .75 so this this is equals to 1 minus p z less than 0 .75.
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And using the z score table, this is 1 minus 0 .7734 which is equals to 0 .2266.
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Hence the probability that the mean is greater than 63 is equals to 0 .2266.
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This is the answer of c part.
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So now moving on to the part d.
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In d part we have to calculate the probability that the mean is less than $1 .56 probability that this mean, sorry, here it is, probability that this mean is less than $56.
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So this is equals to p x bar mean minus mu divided by standard error is less than 56 minus 60 divided by 4...