6) A DC-10 shuttle flight between Atlanta and Dallas has a total seating of 312, a mean of 286 passengers, and a standard deviation of 13 passengers. What percentage of the time is this flight able to meet the demand for seats? (Assume that the numbers of passengers for this flight are normally distributed.) Hint: calculate the z-score for 312 and use the table in chapter 13, pages 717-718.

6) A DC-10 shuttle flight between Atlanta and Dallas has a total seating of 312, a mean of 286 passengers, and a standard deviation of 13 passengers. What percentage of the time is this flight able to meet the demand for seats? (Assume that the numbers of passengers for this flight are normally distributed.) Hint: calculate the z-score for 312 and use the table in chapter 13, pages 717-718.

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