z = [ x - 300 ] / 2
297 < x <303
-0.125 <x - 300/ 24 < 0.125
= 0.58706 - [ 1 - 0.58706 ]
= 0.174
A population has a mean of 300 and a standard deviation of 24. A simple random sample of 144...
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