A production line in a factory, assembles laptops. Arandom sample of assembly time of 49 laptops has beendrawn from this factory. Suppose, the populationdistribution has a mean assembly time of 30 minutes andstandard deviation 7 minutes.What is the assembly time that 90% of samplemeans are less than that time? [Select one:a. None of the othersO b. 28.36c. 31.28d. 28.72e. 31.64

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A production line in a factory, assembles laptops. A random sample of assembly time of 49 laptops has been drawn from this factory. Suppose, the population distribution has a mean assembly time of 3o minutes and standard deviation 7 minutes. What is the assembly time that 90% of sample means are less than that time? [ Select one: a. None of the others b. 28.36 c. 31.28 d. 28.72 e. 31.64

A production line in a factory, assembles laptops. A random sample of assembly time of 49 laptops has been drawn from this factory. Suppose, the population distribution has a mean assembly time of 3o minutes and standard deviation 7 minutes. What is the assembly time that 90% of sample means are less than that time? [ Select one: a. None of the others b. 28.36 c. 31.28 d. 28.72 e. 31.64

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