Mathematics, 12.12.2021 07:20, LILG1224

The number of chocolate chips in a popular brand of cookie is normally distributed with a mean of 19 chocolate chips per cookie and a standard deviation of 3.7 chips. When the cookies come out of the oven, only the middle 90% in terms of the number of chocolate chips are acceptable (the rest are considered defective). Rounded to a whole number of chips, what are the cutoff numbers for the number of chocolate chips in acceptable cookies

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