Characterizing Top 5% of Influent Substrate Concentration in Reactor

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Substrate concentration (mg/cm^3) of influent to a reactor is normally distributed with \mu = 0.30 and \sigma = .06

The question is how would you characterize the largest 5% of all concentration values?

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I think its probably P(X>=k) = 0.05, solve for k.
 
Fightfish said:
I think its probably P(X>=k) = 0.05, solve for k.

P(X >= k) =0.05
1- n = 0.05 n= 0.95 (Look up value in z-table)
1.64 = 0.9495

\frac{k - 0.30}{0.06}=0.9495

After solving, k = 0.36
 
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