12. The amount of paracetamol per tablet of a pain-relieving medicine is normally distributed with mean 500 mg and standard deviation 160 mg. A dose containing less than 300 mg is ineffective in alleviating toothache. In a trial of this medicine on 20 people suffering from toothache, what is the probability that two or more people get less than the effective dose?

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12. The amount of paracetamol per tablet of a pain-relieving
medicine is normally distributed with mean 500 mg and
standard deviation 160 mg. A dose containing less than
300 mg is ineffective in alleviating toothache. In a trial of
this medicine on 20 people suffering from toothache, what
is the probability that two or more people get less than the
effective dose?
Transcribed Image Text:12. The amount of paracetamol per tablet of a pain-relieving medicine is normally distributed with mean 500 mg and standard deviation 160 mg. A dose containing less than 300 mg is ineffective in alleviating toothache. In a trial of this medicine on 20 people suffering from toothache, what is the probability that two or more people get less than the effective dose?
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