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$$P(X + Y < 380) = 0.9082409 $$ | $$P(X + Y < 380) = 0.9082409 $$ | ||
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Julie’s matchmaker is at it again. What's the **probability that a man will be at least 5 inches taller than a woman**? In Statsville, the height of men in inches is distributed as N(71, 20.25), and the height of women in inches is distributed as N(64, 16). | Julie’s matchmaker is at it again. What's the **probability that a man will be at least 5 inches taller than a woman**? In Statsville, the height of men in inches is distributed as N(71, 20.25), and the height of women in inches is distributed as N(64, 16). | ||
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**probability that a man will be at least 5 inches taller than a woman**? = " | **probability that a man will be at least 5 inches taller than a woman**? = " | ||
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P(X > F + 5) & = P(X - F > 5) | P(X > F + 5) & = P(X - F > 5) | ||
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X < 3 ---- <wrap spoiler> X < 2.5 </ | X < 3 ---- <wrap spoiler> X < 2.5 </ | ||
X > 3 ---- <wrap spoiler> X > 3.5 </ | X > 3 ---- <wrap spoiler> X > 3.5 </ |
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