Given a normal population distribution of adult weights, with a mean of 150, and astandard deviation of 12: What is the probability of randomly selecting an individualweighing less than 150 pounds? Or what proportion consists of values less than 150pounds? p(X < 150)?O 0.00О 0.25O 0.75O 0.50

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Given a normal population distribution of adult weights, with a mean of 150, and a standard deviation of 12: What is the probability of randomly selecting an individual weighing less than 150 pounds? Or what proportion consists of values less than 150 pounds? p(X < 150)? O 0.00 O 0.25 O 0.75 O 0.50