Given a population mean of 32.14, a standard deviation of 0.4 and the probability of getting...
Given a population mean of 32.14, a standard deviation of 0.4 and the probability of getting a value below 32 P(x<32) is 0.3632,
Find the P(x<32) if the sample size is 20 using functions on a TI n-spire please.
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