Heights of 10 year old children, regardless of sex, closely follow a normal distribution with mean 54.8 inches and standard deviation 7 inches. For parts (a) through (c), enter your responses as a decimal with 2 decimal places. a) What percentage of 10 year old children are more than 46.05 inches tall? b) What percentage of 10 year old children are less than 59 inches tall? c) What percentage of 10 year old children are between 46.05 and 59 inches tall? d) 74 % of 10 year old children are less than inches tall? (Do not round the final answer for d).)

Heights of 10 year old children, regardless of sex, closely follow a normal distribution with mean 54.8 inches and standard deviation 7 inches. For parts (a) through (c), enter your responses as a decimal with 2 decimal places. a) What percentage of 10 year old children are more than 46.05 inches tall? b) What percentage of 10 year old children are less than 59 inches tall? c) What percentage of 10 year old children are between 46.05 and 59 inches tall? d) 74 % of 10 year old children are less than inches tall? (Do not round the final answer for d).)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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