Consider the compressive strength data from the table below.Compressive Strength (in psi) of 80 Aluminum-Lithium Alloy Specimen174 112 163128 106 1611471612011271819115612717511122112617699109108161 150 245168 114175 242203 135240 159160151135 132 153136171 140 159109173 95103 91112179141 119 106 151127131186 207 145169182251228132141186 98144 159147100116 108 17114021116097134105230What proportion of the specimens exhibit compressive strength of at least 200 psi? Enter the exact answer.

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Consider the compressive strength data from the table below.
Compressive Strength (in psi) of 80 Aluminum-Lithium Alloy Specimen
174 112 163
128 106 161
147
161
201
127
181
91
156
127
175
111
221
126
176
99
109
108
161 150 245
168 114
175 242
203 135
240 159
160
151
135 132 153
136
171 140 159
109
173 95
103 91
112
179
141 119 106 151
127
131
186 207 145
169
182
251
228
132
141
186 98
144 159
147
100
116 108 171
140
211
160
97
134
105
230
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