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Consider if game systems normally last for 36 months before a failure of some sort with a standard deviation

Consider if game systems normally last for 36 months before a failure of some sort with a standard deviation

Normal Probability Distribution

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Normal distributions can be used for many purposes.  One purpose might be to determine warranty times on a new game system.  Consider if game systems normally last for 36 months before a failure of some sort with a standard deviation of 5 months.  If we wanted to have a warranty that paid off on only 5% of the machines (in other words where 95% of them will work) then we could use:

=NORMINV(0.95,36,5)

which would give 44.22 months.  This means that we should set our warranty period at 44 months to make sure that we only have to pay off on 5% of the machines.  We obviously want to keep our customers happy and fix their system if it fails after a few months.

Come up with at least two examples for normal distributions (similar to the above) with numbers and the formula (Google Sheets or Excel) that you used.

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Consider if game systems normally last for 36 months before a failure of some sort with a standard deviation

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