Given a population of iguanas with a known mean length of 3.7 ft and standard deviation 0.55 ft. What is the probability that any individual would have a length of 2.2ft or shorter?
Given a population of iguanas with a known mean length of 3.7 ft and standard deviation 0.55 ft. What is the probability that any individual would have a length of 2.2ft or shorter?
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Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data
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Given a population of iguanas with a known mean length of 3.7 ft and standard deviation 0.55
ft. What is the probability that any individual would have a length of 2.2ft or shorter?
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