Soda comes in cans where the amount of carbonated refreshment contained in each can is normally distributed with a mean of 12.1 fluid ounces and a standard deviation of 0.12 fluid ounces. Let the random variable S measure the amount of liquid in a randomly selected soda can. State the distribution of the random variable S. Group of answer choices S∼Normal(0,1) S∼Uniform(11.98,12.22) S∼Continuous(12.1,0.12) S∼Normal(12.1,0.12) Compute the probability that a randomly selected can of soda contains at least the advertised 12 fluid ounces printed on the can's label. Compute the value of P18 in this scenario. Let Z∼Normal(0,1). Compute the value of z0.04.
Soda comes in cans where the amount of carbonated refreshment contained in each can is normally distributed with a mean of 12.1 fluid ounces and a standard deviation of 0.12 fluid ounces. Let the random variable S measure the amount of liquid in a randomly selected soda can. State the distribution of the random variable S. Group of answer choices S∼Normal(0,1) S∼Uniform(11.98,12.22) S∼Continuous(12.1,0.12) S∼Normal(12.1,0.12) Compute the probability that a randomly selected can of soda contains at least the advertised 12 fluid ounces printed on the can's label. Compute the value of P18 in this scenario. Let Z∼Normal(0,1). Compute the value of z0.04.
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Soda comes in cans where the amount of carbonated refreshment contained in each can is
State the distribution of the random variable S.
Group of answer choices
S∼Normal(0,1)
S∼Uniform(11.98,12.22)
S∼Continuous(12.1,0.12)
S∼Normal(12.1,0.12)
Compute the probability that a randomly selected can of soda contains at least the advertised 12 fluid ounces printed on the can's label.
Compute the value of P18 in this scenario.
Let Z∼Normal(0,1). Compute the value of z0.04.
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