A Wheel Set refers to a set of wheel rim and tyre. The three types of wheel sets are the Clincher Bike Wheel Set, Tubular Bike Wheel Set and Mountain Bike Wheel Set. The weight of a rim of a Clincher Bike Wheel Set follows a normal distribution with mean \(1.5\) kg and standard deviation \(0.01\) kg. The weight of its tyre follows a normal distribution with mean \(110\) g and standard deviation \(5\) g
Let \(T\) be the total weight in grams of a Tubular Bike Wheel Set, where \(T\sim \mathrm{N}\left( \mu ,{{15}^{2}} \right)\).
Let \(M\) be the total weight in grams of a randomly chosen Mountain Bike Wheel Set with mean \(1800\) g and standard deviation \(20\) g.
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