To find the expected cost, we need to calculate the weighted average of the cost function, considering the probabilities of each case.
Given:
Average of milk content = 900 grams
Variance of milk content = 25 square grams
Let's calculate the probabilities for each case:
Case 1: x β€ 890
This corresponds to the lower range of milk content.
To find the probability, we can use the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of the normal distribution.
P(x β€ 890) = CDF(890, 900, β25)
Case 2: x > 890
This corresponds to the upper range of milk content.
P(x > 890) = 1 - P(x β€ 890)
Now, let's calculate the probabilities:
P(x β€ 890) = CDF(890, 900, β25) = CDF(-2, 0, 5) β 0.0228
P(x > 890) = 1 - P(x β€ 890) = 1 - 0.0228 β 0.9772
Next, let's calculate the expected cost:
Expected cost = P(x β€ 890) * Cost for x β€ 890 + P(x > 890) * Cost for x > 890
Expected cost = 0.0228 * 3800 + 0.9772 * 4500
Expected cost β 86.76 + 4397.4
Therefore, the expected cost is approximately:
**Expected cost β 4484.16 pesos**