Mathematics, 18.03.2021 14:00 mophillips20202
Suppose the heights of the members of a population follow a normal
distribution. If the mean height of the population is 65 inches and the
standard deviation is 3 inches, 68% of the population will have a height within
which range?
A. 59 inches to 71 inches
B. 53 inches to 77 inches
C. 62 inches to 68 inches
D. 56 inches to 74 inches
Answers: 2
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