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This is my work:
a) (50-42)/10 = 0.8 => z-value = 0.7881
(32-42)/10 = -1 => z-value = 0.1587
0.7881 - 0.1587 = 0.6294 = 62.94%
b) 10% = 0.1, corresponding z-value = 0.5398
x = μ+zσ
x = 42 + (-1.28)(10) = 29.1 = 29 months
c) n = 75
(41-42)/(10/sqrt(75)) = -0.87 => z-value = 0.1922
(40-42)/(10/sqrt(75)) = -1.73 => z-value = 0.0418
0.1922 - 0.0418 = 0.1504
Note that the guarantee must be for less than $42$ months, for if it is for more than $42$ months then the company will be giving refunds for a majority of the batteries it sells.
For the standard normal $Z$, we have $\Pr(Z\le -1.28)\approx 0.1$. So the guarantee should be for about $42-(1.28)(10)$ months.
Remark: For the other two problems, the procedure is right. I have not checked the arithmetic.