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We selected Q7.R.10 (p.362) as an example of finding the probability of a normally distributed random
variable and finding the x value of a given normal probability.
Q7.R.10
Tire Wear Supposed that Dunlop Tire manufactures a tire with a lifetime that approximately follows a normal
distribution with mean 70,000 miles and standard deviation 4400 miles.
(a) What proportion of the tires will last at least 75,000 miles?
(b) Suppose that Dunlop warrants the tires for 60,000 miles. What proportion of the tires will last 60,000 miles
or less?
(c) What is the probability that a randomly selected Dunlop tire lasts between 65,000 and 80,000 miles?
(d) Suppose that Dunlop wants to warrant no more than 2% of its tires. What mileage should the company
advertise as its warranty mileage?
(a) What proportion of the tires will last at least 75,000 miles?
Use the same normal distribution dialogue box with Mean: 70000 and Std. Dev.: 4400.
Use the same normal distribution dialogue box with Mean: 70000 and Std. Dev.: 4400.
The shaded region represents P(60000 X 85000) with =70000 and =4400.
Use the same normal distribution dialogue box with Mean: 70000 and Std. Dev.: 4400.