Mathematics, 31.12.2019 00:31, caplode7497

Suppose that a value of a measurement is distributed with mean 200 and standard deviation 5. suppose the distribution is normally distributed as well

calculate the probability that a single measurement exceeds 201.
b) calculate the probability that an average of 100 measurements exceeds 201
c) can part (a) be answered if we drop the assumption that the distribution is normal?
d) can part (b) be answered if we drop the assumption that the distribution is normal?

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