Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
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Chapter 4.6, Problem 2E
The article “Assessment of Dermopharmacokinetic Approach in the Bioequivalence Determination of Topical Tretinoin Gel Products” (L. Pershing, J. Nelson, et al., J Am Acad Dermatol 2003:740–751) reports that the amount of a certain antifungal ointment that is absorbed into the skin can be modeled with a lognormal distribution. Assume that the amount (in ng/cm2) of active ingredient in the skin two hours after application is lognormally distributed with μ = 2.2 and σ =2.1.
- a. Find the mean amount absorbed.
- b. Find the median amount absorbed.
- c. Find the
probability that the amount absorbed is more than 100 ng/cm2. - d. Find the probability that the amount absorbed is less than 50 ng/cm2.
- e. Find the 80th percentile of the amount absorbed.
- f. Find the standard deviation of the amount absorbed.
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Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
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