1) The heights of a group of adults is nearly normal, z scores for Ben and Billy's heights are computed and are 1.3 and -1.5 respectively, whose height is further from the main explain how you know.

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1) The heights of a group of adults is nearly normal, z scores for Ben and Billy's heights are computed and are 1.3 and -1.5 respectively, whose height is further from the main explain how you know.

2) a binominal distribution has probability of success p=0.8, is a sample size 40 sufficient to ensure that the distribution is approximately normal? if so explain why, if not what sample size would be sufficient?
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