In a medical examination, 300 people undergo a height measurement and was found out that the average height of all are 150cm. If the standard deviation is 19, find the number of people that fall under the given conditions:With height less than 132cm.With height from 140 cm to 180 cmWith height taller than 200 cmWith height from 160cm to 195 cmWith height from 150 cm to 200cmDetermine the range of the height that includes the central 60%45% of the people who undergo the medical examinations are qualified to be part of the varsity. What is the limit height to be part of the varsity?

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In a medical examination, 300 people undergo a height measurement and was found out that the average height of all are 150cm. If the standard deviation is 19, find the number of people that fall under the given conditions: With height less than 132cm. With height from 140 cm to 180 cm With height taller than 200 cm

In a medical examination, 300 people undergo a height measurement and was found out that the average height of all are 150cm. If the standard deviation is 19, find the number of people that fall under the given conditions: With height less than 132cm. With height from 140 cm to 180 cm With height taller than 200 cm

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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