Mathematics, 13.11.2019 18:31, genyjoannerubiera

The process with which a fast-food chain makes its quarter-pound hamburgers results in hamburger weight following a normal distribution, with mean weight a quarter pound, and standard deviation 0.3 ounce. (suggestion – you have to choose either lbs or oz as your units. i think oz is easier to work with in this case because of round off error otherwise.) a. what is the chance that a hamburger will weigh less than a quarter pound?

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