Find the probability that the mean weight of the Riderwood sample is larger than the mean weight of the Camberley sample. Round your probability to two decimal places.
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A potato chip manufacturer buys potatoes from two different suppliers, Riderwood Farms and Camberley, Inc. The weights of potatoes from Riderwood Farms are approximately
Find the probability that the mean weight of the Riderwood sample is larger than the mean weight of the Camberley sample. Round your probability to two decimal places.
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