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Let X denote the weights of badger moles in the earth kingdom and it follows normal distribution…

The weights of badgermoles in the Earth Kingdom are normally distributed, with mean weight 1600 kg and standard deviation 200 kg. Find the probability that a badgermole caught at random has a weight less than 1790 kg. O A. 0.8413 B. 0.8289 C. 0.8340 D. 0.8159 O E. 0.8212

The weights of badgermoles in the Earth Kingdom are normally distributed, with mean weight 1600 kg and standard deviation 200 kg. Find the probability that a badgermole caught at random has a weight less than 1790 kg. O A. 0.8413 B. 0.8289 C. 0.8340 D. 0.8159 O E. 0.8212

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