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Bridies' Bearing Works manufactures bearing shafts whose diameters are normally distributed with parameters <math>\mu = 1</math>, <math>\sigma = .002</math>.  The buyer's specifications require these diameters to be <math>1.000 \pm .003</math> cm.  What fraction of the manufacturer's shafts are likely to be rejected?  If the manufacturer improves her quality control, she can reduce the value of
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\newcommand{\mathds}{\mathbb}</math></div> Bridies' Bearing Works manufactures bearing shafts whose
diameters are normally distributed with parameters <math>\mu = 1</math>, <math>\sigma = .002</math>.  The
buyer's specifications require these diameters to be <math>1.000 \pm .003</math> cm.  What
fraction of the manufacturer's shafts are likely to be rejected?  If the manufacturer
improves her quality control, she can reduce the value of
<math>\sigma</math>.  What value of <math>\sigma</math> will ensure that no more than 1 percent of her
<math>\sigma</math>.  What value of <math>\sigma</math> will ensure that no more than 1 percent of her
shafts are likely to be rejected?
shafts are likely to be rejected?

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Bridies' Bearing Works manufactures bearing shafts whose diameters are normally distributed with parameters [math]\mu = 1[/math], [math]\sigma = .002[/math]. The buyer's specifications require these diameters to be [math]1.000 \pm .003[/math] cm. What fraction of the manufacturer's shafts are likely to be rejected? If the manufacturer improves her quality control, she can reduce the value of [math]\sigma[/math]. What value of [math]\sigma[/math] will ensure that no more than 1 percent of her shafts are likely to be rejected?