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In this question we are given the value of mu that is equal to 362.
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We are also given the value of sigma that is equals to 1100.
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So from here we can say that the z score 40 x from here is equal to thousand.
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So from here we can say that z is equal to x minus mu divided by the sigma.
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Plugging into the value here that is equal to thousand minus three to six two that is further divided by the eleven hundred.
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Solving this value for z so that will become equal to minus 2 to 62 divided by the 1100.
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So z from here will become equals to minus 2 .06.
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So this is the value of z.
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So we can say that the probability that is the senior o's is at least $1 ,000.
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So we can say that p of x which is greater than equals to $1 ,000 is equal to p of z that is greater than minus 2 .06 that will become equal to 1 minus p of z which is less than minus 2 .06.
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That is equal to 0 .9803.
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So this is the value of p of x from here.
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Hence the answer to the part a.
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For the part b, we are considering the z score of the x that is equals to 4 ,000...