A fuel pump at a gasoline station doesn't always dispense the exact amount displayed on the meter. When the meter reads 1.000
L
1.000 L1, point, 000, start text, space, L, end text, the amount of fuel a certain pump dispenses is normally distributed with a mean of
1
L
1 L1, start text, space, L, end text and standard deviation of
0.05
L
0.05 L0, point, 05, start text, space, L, end text. Let
X
=
X=X, equals the amount dispensed in a random trial when the meter reads
1.000
L
1.000 L1, point, 000, start text, space, L, end text.