Samples of water are tested for total dissolved solids (TDS). TDS is normally distributed. The following frequency distribution is obtained. TDS 2480 2440 2400+N 2360+R 2320 Frequency 23 35 40 22 21 What is the approximate probability that the TDS of any given sample is less than (2350+G)? R=(G+1+N)

Samples of water are tested for total dissolved solids (TDS). TDS is normally distributed. The following frequency distribution is obtained. TDS 2480 2440 2400+N 2360+R 2320 Frequency 23 35 40 22 21 What is the approximate probability that the TDS of any given sample is less than (2350+G)? R=(G+1+N)

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