Asked by Ann
The life of a blood pressure monitor has a normal distribution with an average of 40 years and a standard deviation of one year. What should the warranty be to replace a malfunctioning monitor with - if the company does not want to replace more than 1% of all the monitor.
Thank you in Advance!
Thank you in Advance!
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Answered by
MathMate
Normal distribution table give μ+2.33σ as the 99% level.
Calculate the warranty period accordingly.
Tell me which brand it is that has 40 years mean life! :)
Calculate the warranty period accordingly.
Tell me which brand it is that has 40 years mean life! :)
Answered by
MathGuru
Try z-scores:
z = (x - mean)/sd
Your data:
2.33 = (x - 40)/1
Solve for x.
Note: 2.33 represents the z-score corresponding to the 1% in your problem.
z = (x - mean)/sd
Your data:
2.33 = (x - 40)/1
Solve for x.
Note: 2.33 represents the z-score corresponding to the 1% in your problem.
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