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On average, your department ships an order two hours after it is received. The distribution of times is approximately normal, the standard deviation is 15 mins. -today you handled 120 orders (empirical rule)a. how many orders would you expect to be shipped:
within 2 hours of being received --b. within 1 hour 30 mins
How many orders would you expect to NOT BE shipped after 2 hrs 30 mins.
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The solution determines how many orders would be expected not to be shipped after 2 hrs 30 mins.
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Mean = 2 hours
Std Deviation = 15 mins or .25 hours
No of orders handled = 120
a) Number of orders shipped ...
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