PRACTICE OF STATISTICS F/AP EXAM
PRACTICE OF STATISTICS F/AP EXAM
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Chapter 2.2, Problem 70E

(a)

To determine

Value at which supplier should set the mean diameter of its large cup lids so that only 1% are too small to fit.

(a)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 70E

Mean diameter value,

  μ=3.9966

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Lid diameter, x=3.95

Standard deviation, σ=0.02

Calculations:

Table − A consists of the probabilities to the left of the z − score or for the values smaller than the z − score.

We know

1% is less than z .

Corresponding to the probability of 0.01 (or 1%), the value of z − score in Table − A:

  z=2.33

Calculate the z − score:

  z=xμσ

Multiply both sides by σ :

  zσ=xμ

Add μ to both sides:

  μ+zσ=x

Subtract zσ from both sides:

  μ=xzσ

Substitute values and calculate:

  μ=xzσ=3.95(2.33)(0.02)=3.9966

(b)

To determine

Value of the standard deviation that result in only 1% of lids that are too small to fit.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 70E

Standard deviation value,

  σ=0.0129

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Lid diameter, x=3.95

Mean, μ=3.98

Calculations:

Table − A consists of the probabilities to the left of the z − score or for the values smaller than the z − score.

We know

1% is less than z .

Corresponding to the probability of 0.01 (or 1%), the value of z − score in Table − A:

  z=2.33

Calculate the z − score:

  z=xμσ

Multiply both sides by σ :

  zσ=xμ

Divide both sides by z :

  σ=xμz

Substitute values and calculate:

  σ=3.953.982.33=0.0129

(c)

To determine

Preferable option between Part (a) and Part (b).

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 70E

Part (b) will be preferred.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Result from Part (a),

Mean, μ=3.9966

Standard deviation, σ=0.02

Result from Part (b),

Mean, μ=3.98

Standard deviation, σ=0.0129

Calculations:

If the diameter exceeds 4.05, the lids are too large.

Calculate the z − score:

  z=xμσ=4.053.99660.02=2.67

Or

  z=xμσ=4.053.980.0129=5.43

Use Table − A to find the corresponding probability:

  P(x>4.05)=P(z>2.67)=1P(z<2.67)=10.9962=0.0038=0.38%

Or

  P(x>4.05)=P(z>5.43)=1P(z<5.43)=10.9999=0.0001=0.01%

We require as many lids as possible to fit.

Thus,

We will opt for the smaller percentage from the two calculated above.

Therefore,

The probability of 0.01% will be preferred which corresponds with Part (b).

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