Mathematics, 18.12.2020 01:00 raweber

Anna and Barbara are two friends who love to bowl against each other. Both bowlers’ scores are approximately Normally distributed. Anna has a mean score of 184 points, with a standard deviation of 15 points, while Barbara has a mean score of 191 points, with a standard deviation of 18 points. If the higher score wins, and they bowl independently of each other, what is the probability that Anna will beat Barbara in their next match? A) 0.0218
B) 0.383
C) 0.416
D) 0.495
E) 0.613

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