MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Assume that the mean and standard deviation of this lacrosse team are the same as the mean and standard deviation for th entire National Lacrosse League. If there are 218 players in the league, use your normal distribution sketch above to calculate the approximate number of players that weigh over 231.3 Ibs. Mean= 195.5 Standard D = 17.9 %3D Highest weight is 245 Original sample size: 23 players Use your normal distribution sketch above to determine below what weight should there be approximately 15.83% of the National Lacrosse League players?
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Transcribed Image Text:Assume that the mean and standard deviation of this lacrosse team are the same as the mean and standard deviation for th entire National Lacrosse League. If there are 218 players in the league, use your normal distribution sketch above to calculate the approximate number of players that weigh over 231.3 Ibs. Mean= 195.5 Standard D = 17.9 %3D Highest weight is 245 Original sample size: 23 players Use your normal distribution sketch above to determine below what weight should there be approximately 15.83% of the National Lacrosse League players?
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