Ottawa Public Health collects beach water samples every day duringthe summer. A non-swimming advisory is issued for a beach if bac-teria level is over 200E.coli per 100 ml of water tested. Assume thatthe bacteria level is a normal random variable with mean µ = 120 andstandard deviation o = 50. What is the probability that a non-swimadvisory will be issued for Mooney's Bay beach for at least two CanadaDays among the next 5 Canada Days?A) 0.027B) 0.246C) 0.055D) 0.163E) 0.378

Consider a random variable X:Bacteria level X~Nμ=120,σ=50 Non-swim advisory will be issued if…

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