Suppose that the mean weight of infants born in a community is μ
= 3450 g and σ = 700 g.
a) Find p(x < 2600)
probability =
b) Find p(x > 4000)
probability =
c) Find p(2000 < x <
4100)
probability =
d) Find p(2000 < x <
3100)
probability =
Suppose that the mean weight of infants born in a community is μ = 3450 g...
Suppose that the mean weight of infants born in a community is μ = 3530 g and σ2 = 577600.00 g. a) Find p(x < 2700) probability = b) Find p(x > 4500) probability = c) Find p(2000 < x < 4000) probability = d) Find p(2500 < x < 2600) probability =
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