Michael D. answered 08/15/23
Maths, Stats, and CompSci Tutoring from a former University Professor
How you solve this will depend on what technology you have available.
The Old School method is to convert both values to an equivalent z-score: [z = (Value - Mean)/StdDev.] and then look up the probability/proportion in a table. Assuming a Simple Random Sample of size 51, the StdDev of the sample means is (Population StdDev)/sqrt(Sample Size) = 5881.18. The lower value has z = -3.70 and left-sided proportion of effectively .0000. Do the same for the upper value and then subtract the proportions.
It's much easier (and will be slightly more accurate) to use technology; the TI-84 has the required functionality, Geogebra's free online calculator has this as well.
I'm happy to schedule a lesson if you need more specific help with this or similar problems. However, if you're looking for free homework help, this isn't the place for that.
Michael D.
08/19/23