Please explain the method to solve the question. Thank you. Sixth grade boys' average weight is...
Please explain the method to solve the question. Thank you.
Sixth grade boys' average weight is 90 pounds with a standard deviation of 7 pounds. What is the probability that a randomly selected 6th grade boy weighs between 90-14 and 90+14 pounds?
☐ about 70%
☒ about 95%
☐ about 50%
☐ about 99%
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