If you roll a die 100 times, what is the approximate probability that you will roll between 9 and 16 ones, inclusive? (Round your answer to two decimal places.) HINT [See Example 4.]

| =P((8.5-16.6667)/3.7627<Z<(16.5-16.6667)/3.7627) |
| =P(-2.17<Z<-0.04) |
| =P(Z<-0.04)-P(Z<-2.17) |
| =0.484-0.015 |
| =0.47 |
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