Multiple Choice
Miguel buys a large bottle and a small bottle of juice.The amount of juice that the manufacturer puts in the large bottle is a random variable with a mean of 1018 ml and a standard deviation of 9 ml.The amount of juice that the manufacturer puts in the small bottle is a random variable with a mean of 506 ml and a standard deviation of 3 ml.Let the random variable T represent the total amount of juice in the two bottles.Suppose that you use a Normal model to determine the probability that the total amount of juice,T,in the two bottles is more than 1543.0 ml.Which of the following assumptions are needed to find the probability in this way? A: The amount of juice in the large bottle is independent of the amount of juice in the small bottle.
B: The amount of juice in each bottle follows a Normal model.
C: The amount of juice in the large bottle is greater than the amount of juice in the small bottle.
A) A and B
B) B only
C) A,B,and C
D) A only
E) No assumptions are needed.
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