Question 12 Not yet answered Marked out of 4.00 Flag question Books on the top shelf at a library are directly accessible only to a person having a reachable height of at least 250 cm. It may be assumed that the reachable heights of adult male readers at the library are normally distributed with mean 264 cm and standard deviation 8 cm, and that those of adult female readers are normally distributed with mean 254 cm and standard deviation 5 cm. It is given that 40% of all adult readers at the library are male, and 60% are female. Which of the following is closest to the proportion of all adult readers who are able to reach books on the top shelf? Select one: O A. 92% O B. 83% O C. 89% O D. 80% O E. 86%

Question 12 Not yet answered Marked out of 4.00 Flag question Books on the top shelf at a library are directly accessible only to a person having a reachable height of at least 250 cm. It may be assumed that the reachable heights of adult male readers at the library are normally distributed with mean 264 cm and standard deviation 8 cm, and that those of adult female readers are normally distributed with mean 254 cm and standard deviation 5 cm. It is given that 40% of all adult readers at the library are male, and 60% are female. Which of the following is closest to the proportion of all adult readers who are able to reach books on the top shelf? Select one: O A. 92% O B. 83% O C. 89% O D. 80% O E. 86%

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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