Mathematics, 09.02.2021 21:20, taetae83

Starbucks claims that a pour of a "Grande" coffee drink is normally distributed and will average 20 oz. They admit that there is some
variation in pours and that o = 0.5 oz for their population of "Grande"
coffees. What is the probability that your next "Grande” coffee is less
than 19.3 oz.?

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