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19-01-2024
Mathematics

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The maximum load a lift can carry is
375 kg. The weights of adult males and
females are distributed normally with means
85 kg and 60 kg and standard deviations 10
kg and 7 kg respectively. Find the probability
that a load of three women and two men
would be too heavy for the lift to function,
assuming that the weights of the five adults
are independent of each other.

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