Chest circumferences of adult males are known to follow a Normal distribution with mean 40 inches and standard deviation 2.1 inches. Suppose we collect a random sample of 66 adult males. What is the probability that the average chest circumference of this group will be exactly 39.97 inches?
Select one:
a. We cannot answer this question with the information given.
b. 0.9400
c. 0.8264
d. 0.1736
e. 0.0000
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