The grades received by 200 students follow a normal distribution. the mean of the grades is 70%, and the standard deviation is 7%. the number of students who received a grade greater than 70% is about and the number of students who got a grade higher than 84% is about

It may help you to consider the standard normal curve.  If the mean here is 70%, then 0.5 of the area under this curve.  In other words, half the students received a grade > 70%.  That would be 100 students.

Note that 84 is 2 std dev above the mean.

Recall the Empirical Rule:  95% of scores lie within 2 std. dev of the mean.
Measuring from the mean, that would be 47.5% above the mean and 47.5% below the mean.  The area to the right of the mean is 0.5.  Subtract 0.475 from that to obtain the fraction of students who rec'd a grade greater than 2 std dev from the mean:  It's 0.025.

Then the # of students who rec'd a grade greater than 84% would be
0.025(200 students) = 5 students.

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