8.05 8.50 LO b +0.51 -o.51 b) What percentage of women have foot lengths between 9.5 and 10 inches? Show all your computations and shade the area under the Normal curve. Explain how 9.39-43. 64 =35,15A Women's Size Conversions US Sizes Euro Sizes UK Sizes Inches CM 4 35 2 8.1875 20.8 4.5 35 2.5 8.375 21.3 you obtained your answer. X-L 5 35-36 3 8.5 21.6 5.5 36 3.5 8.75 22.2 35.75% ofhorenhave foot lengiho between 9.5and 1Oinches. 8.875 9.0625 23 9.25 9.375 23.8 4.5-9.58 01548 F 43.447 6 36-37 4 22.5 ZI 6.5 37 4.5 10-9.58 0.823=79.397 7 37-38 5 23.5 N= 0.5 7.5 38 5.5 c) What percentage of women have foot lengths below 9 inches? Show all your computations and shade the area under the Normal curve. Explain how you 8 38-39 6 9.5 24.1 8.5 39 6.5 9.6875 24.6 obtained 9 39-40 7 9.875 25.1 9.5 40 7.5 10 25.4 your answer. 9-9.58 O.51 =-1.1372 10 40-41 8 10.1875" 25.9 =12.92% 10.5 41 8.5 10.3125" 26.2 11 41-42 9 10.5" 26.7 12.92%. of nomen have foot bolow 9inches. lengthe 11.5 42 9.5 10.6875 27.1 12 42-43 10 10.875 27.6 Use the table on foot-length-to-shoe-size conversion1 to answer the next questions. d) Shoe manufacturers suggest that if a foot length is between two sizes to wear the larger size. Referring to the conversion table. Determine the percentage of women who areER recommended to wear o size 8 shoes o size 11 ½ shoes Show all your computations and explain the reasoning behind your answer.
8.05 8.50 LO b +0.51 -o.51 b) What percentage of women have foot lengths between 9.5 and 10 inches? Show all your computations and shade the area under the Normal curve. Explain how 9.39-43. 64 =35,15A Women's Size Conversions US Sizes Euro Sizes UK Sizes Inches CM 4 35 2 8.1875 20.8 4.5 35 2.5 8.375 21.3 you obtained your answer. X-L 5 35-36 3 8.5 21.6 5.5 36 3.5 8.75 22.2 35.75% ofhorenhave foot lengiho between 9.5and 1Oinches. 8.875 9.0625 23 9.25 9.375 23.8 4.5-9.58 01548 F 43.447 6 36-37 4 22.5 ZI 6.5 37 4.5 10-9.58 0.823=79.397 7 37-38 5 23.5 N= 0.5 7.5 38 5.5 c) What percentage of women have foot lengths below 9 inches? Show all your computations and shade the area under the Normal curve. Explain how you 8 38-39 6 9.5 24.1 8.5 39 6.5 9.6875 24.6 obtained 9 39-40 7 9.875 25.1 9.5 40 7.5 10 25.4 your answer. 9-9.58 O.51 =-1.1372 10 40-41 8 10.1875" 25.9 =12.92% 10.5 41 8.5 10.3125" 26.2 11 41-42 9 10.5" 26.7 12.92%. of nomen have foot bolow 9inches. lengthe 11.5 42 9.5 10.6875 27.1 12 42-43 10 10.875 27.6 Use the table on foot-length-to-shoe-size conversion1 to answer the next questions. d) Shoe manufacturers suggest that if a foot length is between two sizes to wear the larger size. Referring to the conversion table. Determine the percentage of women who areER recommended to wear o size 8 shoes o size 11 ½ shoes Show all your computations and explain the reasoning behind your answer.
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Transcribed Image Text:8.05
8.50
LO b
+0.51
-o.51
b) What percentage of women have foot lengths between
9.5 and 10 inches? Show all your computations and
shade the area under the Normal curve. Explain how
9.39-43. 64 =35,15A
Women's Size Conversions
US Sizes Euro Sizes UK Sizes Inches CM
4
35
2
8.1875 20.8
4.5
35
2.5
8.375
21.3
you obtained your answer.
X-L
5
35-36
3
8.5
21.6
5.5
36
3.5
8.75
22.2
35.75% ofhorenhave
foot lengiho between
9.5and 1Oinches.
8.875
9.0625 23
9.25
9.375 23.8
4.5-9.58
01548 F 43.447
6
36-37
4
22.5
ZI
6.5
37
4.5
10-9.58
0.823=79.397
7
37-38
5
23.5
N=
0.5
7.5
38
5.5
c) What percentage of women have foot lengths below 9
inches? Show all your computations and shade the area
under the Normal curve. Explain how you
8
38-39
6 9.5
24.1
8.5
39
6.5
9.6875 24.6
obtained
9
39-40
7
9.875
25.1
9.5
40
7.5
10
25.4
your answer.
9-9.58
O.51
=-1.1372
10
40-41
8
10.1875" 25.9
=12.92%
10.5
41
8.5
10.3125" 26.2
11
41-42
9
10.5"
26.7
12.92%. of nomen have foot
bolow 9inches.
lengthe
11.5
42
9.5
10.6875 27.1
12
42-43
10
10.875 27.6
Use the table on foot-length-to-shoe-size conversion1 to answer the next questions.
d) Shoe manufacturers suggest that if a foot length is between two sizes to wear the larger
size. Referring to the conversion table. Determine the percentage of women who areER
recommended to wear
o size 8 shoes
o size 11 ½ shoes
Show all your computations and explain the reasoning behind your answer.
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