The number of times per minute that a hummingbird’s wings flap is normally distributed
with a mean of 145 and a standard deviation of 2.
Part A: What is the probability that a randomly selected hummingbird flaps its wings more
than 151 times a minute?
Part B: What percentage of hummingbirds flap their wings between 141 and 149 times per
minute?
Part C: A hummingbird that flaps its wings 147 times a minute is in the
percentile.

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Maurice has 54 fewer comic books than rebecca.they have 130 comic books together .how many comic books are in maurices collection ? how many comic books are in rebeccas collection

Need asap. solve for the following inequality