Demand for Coca Cola at a local restaurant is 120 bottles per day with a standard...
- Demand for Coca Cola at a local restaurant is 120 bottles per
day with a standard deviation of 40 bottles per day.
- Compute the probability that demand will be at most 4500 bottles during the next 35 days.
- Compute the number of bottles the restaurant should stock to have at most a 15% chance of running out over the next 35 days.
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