In a foreign country, beginning teachers' salaries have a mean of $55,080 with a standard deviation $3,460. Use the Empirical Rule (68-95-99.7 Rule) to answer the questions below. %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries between $51,620 and $58,540 is %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries between $55,080 and $58,540 is %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries greater than $44,700 is %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries between $44,700 and $65,460 is

In a foreign country, beginning teachers' salaries have a mean of $55,080 with a standard deviation $3,460. Use the Empirical Rule (68-95-99.7 Rule) to answer the questions below. %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries between $51,620 and $58,540 is %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries between $55,080 and $58,540 is %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries greater than $44,700 is %. The percentage of beginning teachers' salaries between $44,700 and $65,460 is

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