Mathematics
Mathematics, 12.07.2019 15:10, teresagonzalez6652

Weekly wages at a certain factory are
normally distributed with a mean of
$400 and a standard deviation of $50.
find the probability that a worker
selected at random makes between
$350 and $400.

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