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M/S Talwarkar Fitness Center as a part of their physical fitness programme, want their 500 clients to lose their excess weight, through a programme developed by Dr. Sharma. For that programme they claim that the average weight lost by their clients is 10 kg with 2 kg as standard deviation. If weight lost are normally distributed, find

I) The number of clients losing more than 13.5 kg.

Ii) The minimum weight lost by 90% clients.

Iii) Find the number of clients losing weight between 5 kg and 11 kg.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : 500 clients  

average weight lost by their clients is 10 kg

standard deviation 2 kg  

To Find : I) The number of clients losing more than 13.5 kg.

Ii) The minimum weight lost by 90% clients.

Iii) Find the number of clients losing weight between 5 kg and 11 kg.

 

Solution:

Z score = ( Value - Mean) / SD

The number of clients losing more than 13.5 kg.

=> Z score = ( 13.5 - 10)/2 =  1.75

Z score  1.75 means 0.9599

Hence   losing more than 13.5 kg. = 1 -  0.9599   =  0.0401

losing more than 13.5 kg. = 500 x 0.0401  = 20

20 clients losing more than 13.5 kg.

The minimum weight lost by 90% clients.

Hence 10 % lost below that  = 0.1

z score = 1.282

-1.282 =  ( Value  - 10) /2

=> -2.564 = Value - 10

=> Value = 7.436 kg

The minimum weight lost by 90% clients is  7.436 kg

number of clients losing weight between 5 kg and 11 kg.

Z score for 5  = (5 - 10)/2 = - 2.5  =>  0.62 %

Z score for 11  = (11 - 10)/2 = 0.5  =>  69.15 %

Between = 69.15  - 0.62  =    68.53 %

Number of clients = (  68.53 /100) x 500  = 342.65 = 343

343 clients losing weight between 5 kg and 11 kg.

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