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Explanation / Answer

a)

z value for top 15% = 1.04

Time = Mean + z value *(Standard deviation )

=135 + 1.04 *(21.1)

=156.944

=156.94 days

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b)

z value for bottom 20% = -0.84

Time = Mean + z value *(Standard deviation )

=135 + ( -0.84) *(21.1)

=117.276

=117.28 days