A grocery​ store's receipts show that Sunday customer purchases have a skewed distribution with a mean of $ 29 and a standard deviation of ​$21. Suppose the store had 307 customers this Sunday. If, on a typical​ Sunday, the store serves 307 customers, how much does the store take in on the worst 1​% of such​ days? That's in the worst of 1% days, what would be the spending of this group of 307 customers and accordingly what would be the revenue of the grocery shop from these 307 customers? Enter your value as a whole number. Round your $ value correctly. Example: If your calculation leads you to 1054.03, please enter 1054 only.

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  1. A grocery​ store's receipts show that Sunday customer purchases have a skewed distribution with a mean of $ 29 and a standard deviation of ​$21.
    Suppose the store had 307 customers this Sunday.

    If, on a typical​ Sunday, the store serves 307 customers, how much does the store take in on the worst 1​% of such​ days?
    That's in the worst of 1% days, what would be the spending of this group of 307 customers and accordingly what would be the revenue of the grocery shop from these 307 customers?

    Enter your value as a whole number. Round your $ value correctly.

    Example: If your calculation leads you to 1054.03, please enter 1054 only.

     

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