The heights of tomato plants are Normally distributed with Calculate the Z-score for a tomato plant that has a a mean of 3.56 feet and a standard deviation of 0.25 feet height of 4.07 feet. Use the z-lable to answer the question. The Z-score, rounded to 2 decimal places, for a tomato plant that has a height of 4.07 feet is About what percent of tomato plants have a height less than 4.07 feet? Round the percent to 2 decimal places, if necessary About % of tomato plants have a height less thah 4.07 feet



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Answer:

97.03

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In Normal distribution(z) tomato plants have height less than 4.07 feet is 97.93 %.

What is normal distribution?

Normal distribution is a "continuous probability distribution that its symmetrical around its mean with most values near the central peak".

According to the question,

The heights of tomato plants are Normally distributed.

Mean(μ) = 3.56

Standard deviation (σ)  = 0.25

For a tomato plants that has a height of 4.07 feet

In order to find Percentage of tomato plants have a height less than 4.07 feet

Standard Normal Distribution Formula,

z = (x-μ)/σ    where X~(μ,σ).

  = [tex]\frac{4.07-3.56}{0.25}[/tex]

  = [tex]\frac{0.51}{0.25}[/tex] = 2.04.

P ( x < 4.05) = P( z < 2.04 )

                     = 0.9793           ( Using standard Normal distribution table)

To find the percentage of tomato plants have height less than 4.07 feet is

multiply 0.9793 by 100

                     = 97.93%

Hence, Using Standard Normal distribution we find tomato plants have height less than 4.07 feet is 97.93 %

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