The number of bread slices consumed by a bakery on a random day is a random variable with mean = 36 & standard deviation = 5. Find probability that total # of bread slices consumed for a random sample of 52 days < 1790. Show steps and explain work

The number of bread slices consumed by a bakery on a random day is a random variable with mean = 36 & standard deviation = 5. Find probability that total # of bread slices consumed for a random sample of 52 days < 1790. Show steps and explain work

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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