Suppose that the mean and standard deviation of plants height are 130 and 42, respectively, if a random sample of size 64 is slected from these plants, then the probability that their average height is more than 125 is closest to: а. 0.72 O b. 0.23 с. 0.83 d. 0.28 О е. 0.17

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Suppose that the mean and standard deviation of plants height are 130 and 42, respectively, if
a random sample of size 64 is slected from these plants, then the probability that their
average height is more than 125 is closest to:
а. 0.72
O b. 0.23
с. 0.83
d. 0.28
О е. 0.17
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that the mean and standard deviation of plants height are 130 and 42, respectively, if a random sample of size 64 is slected from these plants, then the probability that their average height is more than 125 is closest to: а. 0.72 O b. 0.23 с. 0.83 d. 0.28 О е. 0.17
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