The nanograms per microliter of a drug still presents n a patient's bloodstream 1 hour after...
The nanograms per microliter of a drug still presents n a patient's bloodstream 1 hour after injection is a normal variable with a mean of 52 nanograms per microliter and a standard deviation of 10 nanograms per microliter.
a. What is the probability that a patient has between 42 and 72 nanograms per microliter of the drug in their bloodstream 1 hour after injection?
b. What percent of patients have less than 72 nanograms per microliter of the drug in heir bloodstream 1 hour after injection?
c. What percent of patients have between 32 and 62 nanograms per micoliter of the drug in their bloodstream 1 hour after injection?
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