X - Average time a visitor spends at the Renzie Park Art Exhibit is N(62, 12)
a) P(X>=82) = P(Z>=1.67)
=0.0475
= 4.75%
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b) P(X<50) = P(Z<-1) =
0.1587
=15.87%
The average time a visitor spends at the Renzie Park Art Exhibit is 62 minutes
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