A survey of the alumni of Monash University revealed that the starting annual salaries of Monash Graduates is normally distributed with a mean of AUD 60,000 and a standard deviation of AUD 15,000.
(a) Find the probability that a randomly selected Monash graduate earns less than AUD 45,000 in the first year of employment. [1 marks]
(b) Find the probability that a randomly selected Monash graduate earns more than AUD 80,000 in the first year of employment. [1 marks]
(c) Find the range for the top 15% all of earners amongst Monash graduates. [2 marks]
Given
=60000
= 15000
(a) when x= 45000
The probability that a randomly selected Monash graduate earns less than AUD 45,000 in the first year of employment = Area from left to z= -1
= 0.1587 Answer
(b) when x= 80000
The probability that a randomly selected Monash graduate earns more than AUD 80,000 in the first year of employment = 1 - Area from left to z= 1.33
= 1- 0.90878
= 0.09122 Answer
When area of right is 15%
then Z= 1.036
let the minimum earning top 15% is x
so we have
1.036 = x- 60000 / 15000
x= 60000 +15540
x= AUD 75540
maximum when Z= 3.5
so max value = 60000+ 52500 = AUD 112500
The range for the top 15% all of earners amongst Monash graduates=
{ AUD 75540 , AUD 112500} Answer
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