At the Racho San Joaquin Golf Course adjacent to the campus, the average number of strokes for a golfer to finish the course (i.e. complete one game of golf) is normally distributed with mean 105 and standard deviation 20.

1.A good golfer is considered to be someone who can get less than 90 strokes in a round of golf. A great golfer is considered to be someone who can get less than 80 strokes in a round of golf. Which event is more likely to occur?

Event A) the golfer in a randomly selected completed game of golf is considered to be a great golfer

Event B) the average of 4 randomly selected completed games of golf are under the good golfer threshold but not under the great golfer threshold.

A. Event A 

B. Event B 

C. Equally likely 

D. No enough info

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C Equally likely EXPLANATION Since the mean is 105 and the standard de... View the full answer