**Problem Statement:**A company that manufactures and bottles apple juice uses a machine that automatically fills 16-ounce bottles. There is some variation in the amounts of liquid dispensed into the bottles. The amount dispensed is approximately normally distributed with a mean of 16 ounces and a standard deviation of 1 ounce. What proportion of bottles will have more than 17 ounces?

It is given that Mean = 16Std. deviation = 1

Answered: 2) A company that manufactures and…

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