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A professor gives a test to a large class. The time limit for the test is 50 minutes, and the first student to finish is done in 35 minutes. The professor assumes that the random variable T for the time it takes a student to finish the test is uniformly distributed over [35, 50]. At what time T will 60% of the students be finished with the test?

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Nuhulawal20idn

Answer: at 44 minutes, 60% of the students will be finished with the test

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the data in the question;

we have a uniform  distribution between 35 and 50

so

50 - 35 = 15

now, we simply multiply 15 by 60%; 15 × 0.6 = 9

so after 9 minutes, 60% percent of the students are done

Hence, 9min + 35 min = 44 minutes

Therefore at 44 minutes, 60% of the students will be finished with the test

AshishdwivedilVTidn

The time T when 60% of the students will be finished with the test is 44 minutes.

What is the percentage?

The percentage is the value per hundred.

The time limit for the test = 50minute

The first student finishes in 35 minutes

The last student finishes in 50 minutes

So the difference between time = 15 minutes

It is given that the time it takes a student to finish the test is uniformly distributed over [35, 50].

So, the time T when 60% of the students will be finished with the test

T=35 + 60% of 15 minutes

T= 35 + 60*15/100

T= 44 minutes

Therefore,  the time T when 60% of the students will be finished with the test is 44 minutes.

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