n 4) The average height of a group is 165 cm and its standard deviation is 15 cm. Assuming that the lengths show normal distribution; a) Find the probability that a selected person is between 145 and 165 cm tall. b) Since the longest 35% will be transferred to

n 4) The average height of a group is 165 cm and its standard deviation is 15 cm. Assuming that the lengths show normal distribution; a) Find the probability that a selected person is between 145 and 165 cm tall. b) Since the longest 35% will be transferred to

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b) Since the longest 35% will be transferred to another team, find out which neck will be added to another team.

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