Suppose the amount of sun block lotion in plastic bottles leaving a filling machine has a normal distribution. The bottles are labeled 300 milliliters (ml) but the actual mean is 302 ml and the standard deviation is 2 ml. If you purchase a package of 6 bottles of lotion, what is closest to the probability that at least one bottle has a content

Question:

Suppose the amount of sun block lotion in plastic bottles leaving a filling machine has a normal distribution. The bottles are labeled 300 milliliters (ml) but the actual mean is 302 ml and the standard deviation is 2 ml. If you purchase a package of 6 bottles of lotion, what is closest to the probability that at least one bottle has a content of less than 300 ml?

0.645314

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Mean, u = 302

Standard deviation = 2

n = 6

Let's first find P(X>300):

Using the standard normal table,

NORMSDIST(-1) = 0.158655

Thus,

P(Z<-1) = 0.158655

Find the closest to the probability that at least one bottle has a content of less than 300 ml:

Given that 6 bottles were purchased & p = 0.158655

Find:

P(X≥1) = 1 – P(X<1) = 1 – P(X=0)

Use bimonial distribution:

Therefore,

P(X≥1) = 1 – P(X<1) = 1 – P(X=0)

= 1 - 0.354686

= 0.645314

The closest to the probability that at least one bottle has a content of less than 300 ml is 0.645314

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