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Of a large group of men, 5% are under 58 inches and 40% are between 58 and 65 inches. Assuming a normal distribution find the mean height and standard deviation.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  Of a large group of men,

5% are under 58 inches and

40% are between 58 and 65 inches.

A normal distribution

To find :  the mean height and standard deviation.

Solution:

5% are under 58 inches

40% are between 58 and 65 inches.

=> 5 + 40 = 45 % under 65 inches.

Mean = M  inches

SD = S   inches  ( SD = Standard Deviation )

Z score = ( Value - Mean)/SD

5% are under 58 inches

Z score for 5 % =  -2.575

-2.575 = ( 58 - M)/SD

45 % under 65 inches.

Z score for 45 % =  -0.125

-0.125 = ( 65 - M)/SD

20.6  = (58 - M)/(65 - M)

=> 1339 - 20.6M = 58 - M

=> 19.6M = 1281

=> M = 65.357

Substituting in any one

S = 2.857

Mean height = 65.357 inches

SD = 2.857 inches

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