According to empirical property of distributions,
99% values lie between (mean - 3*sd, mean + 3*sd)
Here,
mean - 3*standard deviation = 13.77 - (3*0.12) = 13.41
mean + 3*standard deviation = 13.77 + (3*0.12) = 14.13
Since 14.17 lies outside the interval (13.41, 14.13), so we can say it is unusual for a can to contain 14.17 oz of soda.
a) Minimum usual value = 13.41
b) Maximum usual value = 14.13
c) Yes, because it is larger than the maximum "usual" value.
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