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1. Final: United Motors claims that one of its cars, the Starbird 300, gets city driving mileages that are normally distributed with a mean of 30 mpg and a standard deviation of 1 mpg. Let x denote the city driving mileage of a randormly selected Starbird 300. Assuming that United Motors' claim is correct, find P(x <= 27). O a. .00263 O b. .00365 O c.00629 O d. .00135 O e. None of the above Previous page unut(meadla kuedu kuutcoursebriew phn?ida 16529

1. Final: United Motors claims that one of its cars, the Starbird 300, gets city driving mileages that are normally distributed with a mean of 30 mpg and a standard deviation of 1 mpg. Let x denote the city driving mileage of a randormly selected Starbird 300. Assuming that United Motors' claim is correct, find P(x <= 27). O a. .00263 O b. .00365 O c.00629 O d. .00135 O e. None of the above Previous page unut(meadla kuedu kuutcoursebriew phn?ida 16529

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1. Final: United Motors claims that one of its cars, the Starbird 300, gets city driving mileages that are normally distributed with a mean of
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30 mpg and a standard deviation of 1 mpg. Let x denote the city driving mileage of a randomly selected Starbird 300. Assuming that
United Motors' claim is correct, find P(x <= 27).
O a. .00263
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O c.00629
O d. ,00135
O e. None of the above
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