Asked by Kleena
Suppose that diastolic blood pressure in hypersensitive women centers at 100mmHg and has a standard deviation of 16mmHg and it is normally distributed. What is the probability of randomly selecting a woman with a diastolic blood pressure less than 92mmHg? Provide your answer to four decimal places.
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Answered by
John1
(92 -100)/16 = z-score/
-8/16 =-.5
Now you either have to use a z-table to find the values below -.5
I used a Ti-84 calculator and got .3085. See if you can get this answer.
-8/16 =-.5
Now you either have to use a z-table to find the values below -.5
I used a Ti-84 calculator and got .3085. See if you can get this answer.