The average yearly Medicare Hospital Insurance benefit per person was $4604 in a recent year with standard deviation of $460. In sixty-seven percent of the cases, the Medicare Hospital Insurance benefit is less than a certain amount “E”. Find the amount of “E”.
Let the random variable denoting average yearly Medicare Hospital Insurance benefit per person be be X.
So, X ~ N(4604 , 4602)
The amount E for which 67% of the Medical Hospital benefit will be less than this amount =
P(X < E) = 0.67
P(Z < (E-4604)/460) = 0.67
Using Standard distribution table, we get,
(E-4604)/460 = 0.440
E =( 0.440*460) + 4604
E = $4806.4
So, the amount E, below which there are sixty seven percent of the benefits is $4806.4.
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