Female College Students. Refer to Example 6.3 on page 256 .

a. Use the relative-frequency distribution in Table 6.1 to obtain the percentage of female students who are between $60and65$inches tall.

b. Use your answer from part (a) to estimate the area under the normal curve having parameters $\mu =64.4and\sigma =2.4$that lies between $60and65$. Why do you get only an estimate of the true area?

The given table is:

we have to find the percentage of female students who are between$60and65$inches tall.

Consider the classes

The percentage of kids who are between $60$and$65$ inches tall can be calculated by multiplying the relative frequencies as follows:

$0.0450+0.0757+0.1170+0.1480+0.1713=0.5570$

As a result, the percentage of students between the ages of $60$and $65$ is role="math" localid="1650964055783" $55.70$ percent.

We have To estimate The area under the normal curve having parameters$\mu =64.4and\sigma =2.4$.

The students' heights are roughly evenly divided in this group. So, between $60and65$, the area under the related normal curve is $0.5570$.

We can only acquire an estimate of the true area because the students heights are somewhat regularly distributed.