A business man is trying to decide how long of a warranty to provide for one of the company's newest products. athe products lifespan (in days) is normally distributed with a mean of 1,800 and a standard deviation of 125. if the company sets the warranty at 1,900 days, approximately what percent of products would be eligible for replacement? round to the nearest whole number.
explains that a workmanship warranty is generally considered a “work and materials” warranty, because the contractor agrees to provide labor and supplies needed to correct a problem during the designated period.