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    Statistics Exp 4 Problem 1: Pnorm (X, Mean, SD)

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    The document contains the solutions to 3 statistics problems. For problem 1, it calculates the probabilities P(0<Z<1.24) and P(Z>-1.24) using the pnorm function in R and gets values of 0.3413447 and 0.1586553 respectively. For problem 2, it calculates probabilities related to time in hours using a normal distribution with mean 2040 and standard deviation 60. For problem 3 it calculates probabilities related to time in seconds using a normal distribution with mean 16.28 and standard deviation 0.12. R code and outputs are provided for each problem.

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    The document contains the solutions to 3 statistics problems. For problem 1, it calculates the probabilities P(0<Z<1.24) and P(Z>-1.24) using the pnorm function in R and gets values of 0.3413447 and 0.1586553 respectively. For problem 2, it calculates probabilities related to time in hours using a normal distribution with mean 2040 and standard deviation 60. For problem 3 it calculates probabilities related to time in seconds using a normal distribution with mean 16.28 and standard deviation 0.12. R code and outputs are provided for each problem.

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    The document contains the solutions to 3 statistics problems. For problem 1, it calculates the probabilities P(0<Z<1.24) and P(Z>-1.24) using the pnorm function in R and gets values of 0.3413447 and 0.1586553 respectively. For problem 2, it calculates probabilities related to time in hours using a normal distribution with mean 2040 and standard deviation 60. For problem 3 it calculates probabilities related to time in seconds using a normal distribution with mean 16.28 and standard deviation 0.12. R code and outputs are provided for each problem.

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    Statistics exp 4

    Problem 1
    Find P(0<Z<1.24) and P(Z>-1.24) . Also visualise the area of it.

    Formula used:-
    Pnorm(x,mean,SD)

    R code:-
    > #18MIS0072

    > #pranav

    > #P(0<Z<1.24)

    > pnorm(1.24,mean=0,sd=1.24)-pnorm(0,mean=0,1.24)

    [1] 0.3413447

    > #p(Z>-1.24)

    > pnorm(-1.24,0,1.24)

    [1] 0.1586553

    Screenshot:-
    Problem 2:-
    Formula used:-
    Pnorm(x,mean,sd)

    R code:-
    > #18MIS0072

    > #PRANAV

    > #More than 2150 hours

    > (1-pnorm(2150,2040,60))*2000

    [1] 66.75302

    > #Less than 1950 hours

    > (pnorm(1950,2040,60))*2000

    [1] 133.6144

    > #More than 1920 hours but less than 2160 hours

    > (pnorm(2160,2040,60)-pnorm(1920,2040,60))*2000

    [1] 1908.999

    > #more than 2150 hours

    > (1-pnorm(2150,2040,60))*2000

    [1] 66.75302

    Screenshot:-
    Problem 3:

    Formula used:-
    Pnorm(x,mean,sd)
    R code:-
    #18MIS0072

    > #pranav

    > #atleast 16.20 secs

    > 1-pnorm(16.20,mean=16.28,sd=0.12)

    [1] 0.7475075
    > #atmost 16.35 secs

    > pnorm(16.35,16.28,0.12)

    [1] 0.7201655

    Screenshot:-

    Lab manual:-

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