In this question you should assume that \(T\), \(W\) and \(D\) follow independent normal distributions.
James leaves home to go to work at \(T\) minutes past 8 am each day, where \(T\) follows the distribution \(N\left( 5,\ {{1.2}^{2}} \right)\).
When the weather is fine, James walks to work. The time, \(W\) minutes, he takes to walk to work follows the distribution \(N\left( 21,\ {{3}^{2}} \right)\). James is supposed to start work at 8.30 am.
When the weather is not fine, James drives to work. He still leaves at \(T\) minutes past 8 am each day; the time, \(D\) minutes, he takes to drive to work follows the distribution \(N\left( 19,\ {{6}^{2}} \right)\).
On average, the weather is fine on \(70\%\) of mornings.
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