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Answer:
- 0.98 approximately
- 0.25 approximately
- 0.34 approximately
Explanation:
standard deviation by which debt is distributed = $1100
average credit card debt for college seniors = $3262
A) probability that senior owes at least $1000
P (x ≥ 1000 ) = P ( Z ≥ [tex]\frac{1000- \alpha }{\beta }[/tex] )
where [tex]\alpha = average credit card debt[/tex] = $3262
[tex]\beta = standard deviation[/tex] = $1100
Z = random variable representing credit card debt for college seniors
back to equation P ( Z ≥ [tex]\frac{1000- 3262}{1100}[/tex] )
therefore P ( z ≥ -2.06 )
1 - p ( z ≤ -2.06 )
therefore probability of the senior owing $1000 = 1 - 0.0199 = 0.9801
B) probability that senior owes more than $4000
p ( x ≥ 4000) = P ( Z ≥ [tex]\frac{4000 - \alpha }{\beta }[/tex] )
= P ( Z ≥ [tex]\frac{4000 - 3262}{1100}[/tex] )
= 1 - p ( Z ≤ 0.67 ) therefore probability that senior owes more than $4000 = 1 - 0.7468 = 0.2514
C ) Probability that the senior owes between $300 and $4000
P ( 3000 ≤ x ≤ 4000) = P ( [tex]\frac{3000 - \alpha }{\beta }[/tex] ≤ Z ≤ [tex]\frac{4000 - \alpha }{\beta }[/tex] )
= P ( [tex]\frac{3000 - 3262}{1100}[/tex] ≤ z ≤ [tex]\frac{4000 - 3262}{1100}[/tex] )
= P ( - 0.24 ≤ z ≤ 0.67 )
= p ( z ≤ 0.67 ) - p ( z ≤ - 0.24 )
= 1 - p ( z ≥ 0.67 ) - 1 - p ( z ≥ -0.24 )
= 0.7846 - 0.4052 = 0.3434
A type of payment card issued by banks to their customers for purchasing goods and services on credit is called the credit card. The accumulation of interests and amounts of purchase on this type of card is called credit card debt.
The probabilities are a. 0.98, b. 0.25 and c. 0.34 approximately.
The probabilities can be calculated as:
Given,
- The standard deviation of debt distribution (β) = $1100
- Average debt for college seniors (α) = $3262
- Random variable depicting debt of college senior = D
a. Probability (P) of senior owning $1000:
[tex]\rm P ( X \geq 1000) = P ( D \geq \frac{1000 - \alpha} {\beta})[/tex]
Replacing values in the equation:
[tex]\rm P ( D \geq \frac{1000 - \3262} {\1100})[/tex]
[tex]\therefore \rm P (D \geq - 2.06)[/tex]
Solving further:
[tex]\rm 1 - p \;( D \leq - 2.06)[/tex]
Therefore, the probability of college senior's debt = 1 - 0.0199
Probability = 0.9801
b. Probability of senior owning more than $4000:
[tex]\rm P ( X \geq 4000) = P ( D \geq \frac{4000 - \alpha} {\beta})\\\\P = ( D \geq \frac{4000 - 3262} {1100})\\\\1- p (D \leq 0.67)[/tex]
The probability of senior owning more than $4000 = 1 - 0.7468
Probability = 0.2514
c. Probability of debt between $3000- $4000:
[tex]\rm P ( 3000\leq X \leq 4000) = P ( \frac{3000 - \alpha }{\beta } \leq D \leq \frac{4000 - \alpha }{\beta } )\\\\P ( \frac{3000 - 3262}{1100} \leq D \leq \frac{4000 - 3262}{1100} )\\[/tex]
Solving further:
[tex]\rm P ( -.024 \leq D \leq 0.67) \\\\p (D \leq 0.67 ) - p (D \leq -0.24) \\\\1-p (D \leq 0.67 ) -1-p (D \leq -0.24)\\\\[/tex]
Replacing with values:
Probability = 0.7846 - 0.4052
Probability = 0.3434
Thus, approximate probabilities are a. 0.98, b. 0.25 and c. 0.34.
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