A manufacturer found that the crack pressure of theirfootball helmets is normally distributed with a mean of150 lbs, and a standard deviation of 11 lbs.If 28 helmets were randomly selected to be tested, findthe probability that the crack pressures have a mean thatis less than 145 lbs.O0.00510.0081O 0.04510.3247 Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE?"For a given population the mean of the sample means (H=) never changes asthe sample size (n) changes."TRUEOFALSE

Let M denote the mean crack pressure for sample of size n = 28, then M follows N(mean = 150, SDM =…

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