(a) Mean of the distribution.
The mean of a uniform distribution is

(b) Standard deviation
The standard deviation is calculated as
![\begin{gathered} \sigma=\frac{b-a}{\sqrt[]{12}} \\ \sigma=\frac{53-1}{\sqrt[]{12}} \\ \sigma=\frac{52}{\sqrt[]{12}} \\ \sigma=15.0111 \end{gathered}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/eks1tpgfcmgyph3j39nd5fs1h45menyjkb.png)
(c) Probability of Pr( x = 5 )

(d) Probability of Pr( 11 < x < 16 )

(e) Probability of Pr( x > 13)

(f) Probability of Pr ( 18 < x < 42 )
![\begin{gathered} \Pr (18<strong>(g) Find the 23rd percentile</strong>.<p>The area of the 23rd percentile is 0.23</p><p>the area is solved by</p>[tex]\begin{gathered} A=k\cdot(1)/(52) \\ \\ \text{Since area is 0.23, then} \\ 0.23=k\cdot(1)/(52) \\ (0.23)/((1)/(52))=\frac{k\cdot\cancel{(1)/(52)}}{\cancel{(1)/(52)}} \\ k=11.96 \\ \\ \text{Therefore, the 23rd percentile is 11.96 weeks} \end{gathered}]()
(h) Find the minimum for the lower quartile
The lower quartile, or first quartile (Q1), is the value under which 25% of data points are found when they are arranged in increasing order. It starts with the smallest number, for our uniform distribution which starts at week 1, the MINIMUM for the lower quartile is week 1.