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A national automobile association determines that the mean fuel consumption for vehicles in a particular state is 23.6 miles per gallon with a stan
applicable, approximately what percent of vehicles in that state should get between 28 and 30.9 miles per gallon? Use a calculator or a Normal di
tenth of a percent.
A.O 22.4%
B. 10.4%
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D.O 12.0%
P Type here to search
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