In this question you should state the parameters of any distributions that you use.
To regulate the use of its facilities by its paying members, a gym provides a guideline of a maximum usage time of \(90\) minutes per visit per paying member. However, the gym’s records show that the usage time, \(X\) minutes, of its paying members follows the distribution \(\mathrm{N}(95, \sigma^2)\), where \(\sigma\) is the standard deviation. Only \(30\)% of its paying members adhere to the guideline.
To grow its membership, the gym allows each paying member to sign up a friend as a trial member. For a limited period, the trial member can use the gym for free. Over time, it is found that the usage time, \(W\) minutes, of its trial members follows the distribution \(\mathrm{N}(85, 80)\).
State an assumption needed for your calculation in part (e) to be valid.
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