
David B. answered 05/20/21
Math and Statistics need not be scary
Assuming that what was really said was "The average price of a kilo of meat climbed to 300 pesos, with a standard deviation of 50 pesos. Assume the price is normally distributed. "
assuming 1st question was
1.what is the probability that a public market selected randomly will set their price ti more than 280 pesos;(useP(×>280). using TI-85 nmcdf(280,99e6,300,50) the answer is .6554
2.Find the probability that a public market selected randomly will set their price to less than 325 pesos? (UseP(×<325)). using TI-85 nmcdf(-99e6,325,300,50) the answer is .6915
3)If 50 markets are selected randomly,calculate the probability that the average price of the meat is greater than 290 pesos? use P(×>290). T test, t stat = (290-300)/√(2500/50). tcdf(-99e6,7.07,49) the answer is .0018