Suppose that data for 57 randomly selected female high school athletes was collected on the maximum number of pounds they were able to bench press. The data are roughly bell shaped, with x=79.6 and s= 13.9. Use the empirical rule to describe the distribution. Use the empirical rule to describe the distribution. Approximately 68% of the observations fall within the interval (.. (Type integers or decimals.)

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Suppose that data for 57 randomly selected female high school athletes was collected on the maximum number of pounds they were able to bench press. The data are roughly bell shaped, with
x = 79.6 and s = 13.9. Use the empirical rule to describe the distribution.
Use the empirical rule to describe the distribution.
Approximately 68% of the observations fall within the interval 7.7.
(Type integers or decimals.)
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that data for 57 randomly selected female high school athletes was collected on the maximum number of pounds they were able to bench press. The data are roughly bell shaped, with x = 79.6 and s = 13.9. Use the empirical rule to describe the distribution. Use the empirical rule to describe the distribution. Approximately 68% of the observations fall within the interval 7.7. (Type integers or decimals.)
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