68% of statistics Mean 95% of statistics 99.7% of statistics A Mean A Mean 1 st. 3 st dev 2 st. dev 2 st dev 3 st. dev dev above below above below below above Suppose that wedding costs in the Caribbean are normally distributed with a mean of $8000 and a standard deviation of $660. According to the Empirical Rule... (a) % of weddings cost between $6680 and $9320. (b) % of weddings cost more than $8660. (c) % of weddings cost less than $6680. + 1 st. dev

68% of statistics Mean 95% of statistics 99.7% of statistics A Mean A Mean 1 st. 3 st dev 2 st. dev 2 st dev 3 st. dev dev above below above below below above Suppose that wedding costs in the Caribbean are normally distributed with a mean of $8000 and a standard deviation of $660. According to the Empirical Rule... (a) % of weddings cost between $6680 and $9320. (b) % of weddings cost more than $8660. (c) % of weddings cost less than $6680. + 1 st. dev

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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