Assuming the fasting blood glucose level among diabetics is normally distributed with mean 106 mg / 100 ml and standard deviation 10 mg / 100 ml. (a)  What is the probability that a randomly selected diabetic will have a fasting glucose level more than 116 mg / 100 ml? (b)  What is the probability that the fasting blood glucose level of a randomly selected diabetic will be between 96 and 121 mg / 100 ml? (c)  For what value

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Assuming the fasting blood glucose level among diabetics is normally distributed with mean 106 mg / 100 ml and standard deviation 10 mg / 100 ml.

  1. (a)  What is the probability that a randomly selected diabetic will have a fasting glucose level more than 116 mg / 100 ml?

  2. (b)  What is the probability that the fasting blood glucose level of a randomly selected diabetic will be between 96 and 121 mg / 100 ml?

  3. (c)  For what value of c will 24.2% of diabetics have a fasting blood glucose level of less than c mg / 100 ml?

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