Aceume that an individual'e golf ecoree are normally dietributed with a mean of and a otandard deviation of 5.3. Calculate the probability that the golfer will ohoo between 94 and 100 during hie next round. Select one: О а. 0.2066 О Б.0.9712 c. 0.9196 O d. 0.2132

Aceume that an individual'e golf ecoree are normally dietributed with a mean of and a otandard deviation of 5.3. Calculate the probability that the golfer will ohoo between 94 and 100 during hie next round. Select one: О а. 0.2066 О Б.0.9712 c. 0.9196 O d. 0.2132

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and a standard deviation of 5.3. Calculate the probability that the golfer will shoot
between 94 and 100 during hie next round.
Select one:
O a. 0.2066
O b. 0.9712
c. 0.9196
O d. 0.2132

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