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x=200,μ=225,σ=10
x=1,μ=−1,σ=2
x=0,μ=−400,σ=200
x=12,μ=21,σ=3
The x value of ? lies the greatest distance ABOVE its
The x value of ? lies the greatest distance BELOW its mean in terms of its standard deviation.
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