A manufacturing plant processes raw material for a supplier. An order placed with the plant is considered to be a bulk order when a worker is expected to process more than \(300\) kg (kilograms) of raw material.
Albert uses a machine to process \(X\) kg of raw material and Bob uses a separate machine to process \(Y\) kg of raw material on a working day. \(X\) and \(Y\) are independent random variables with the distributions \(\mathrm{N}\left( 296,{{8}^{2}} \right)\) and \(\mathrm{N}\left( 290,{{12}^{2}} \right)\) respectively.
The plant receives a bulk order and Albert wants to have a probability of at least \(0.95\) of meeting the order.
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