Question 7Formulas: mp;√np(1 - p);Here is the quick link to the scientific calculator, and from there, you may navigate to any online statisticscalculators using the "Content" tab on the upper-left-hand side.2NextThe mean daily production of a herd of cows is assumed to be normally distributed with a mean of 35 liters,and standard deviation of 5.9 liters. Let X be the production of a randomly selected cow in liters.Check Answeresc.p(1-p)na. What is the distribution of X? X- ? €Please show the following answers to 4 decimal places.b. If a cow is randomly chosen, find the probability that its production is at least 20.2 liters.c. If a cow is randomly chosen, find the probability that its production is between 32 and 40.9 liters.F1Please show the following answer to 1 decimal place.d. The 89th percentile of the milk production is how many liters?2;F2σ√n#380F3$4aF4%50F5MacBook Air6F68 Question 8Formulas: np;np(1 - p);Here is the quick link to the scientific calculator , and from there, you may navigate to any online statisticscalculators using the "Content" tab on the upper-left-hand side.The lengths of pregnancies in a small rural village are normally distributed with a mean of 265 days and astandard deviation of 12 days. Let X be the length of a randomly recorded pregnancy in the village.a. What is the distribution of X? X-? (Please show the following answers to 4 decimal places.b. If a pregnancy randomly chosen in the village, find the probability that it lasted below 283 days.Check Answeresc,c. If a pregnancy randomly chosen in the village, find the probability that it lasted between 247 and 253days.p(1-p)n1Please show the following answer to the nearest day in the whole number.d. The 68th percentile pregnancy length in this village isdays.F1@;2σF2#380F3$4aF4лоо%5KOF5MacBook Air6F6

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Question 7Formulas: mp;√np(1 - p);Here is the quick link to the scientific calculator, and from there, you may navigate to any online statisticscalculators using the &#34;Content&#34; tab on the upper-left-hand side.2NextThe mean daily production of a herd of cows is assumed to be normally distributed with a mean of 35 liters,and standard deviation of 5.9 liters. Let X be the production of a randomly selected cow in liters.Check Answeresc.p(1-p)na. What is the distribution of X? X- ? €Please show the following answers to 4 decimal places.b. If a cow is randomly chosen, find the probability that its production is at least 20.2 liters.c. If a cow is randomly chosen, find the probability that its production is between 32 and 40.9 liters.F1Please show the following answer to 1 decimal place.d. The 89th percentile of the milk production is how many liters?2;F2σ√n#380F3$4aF4%50F5MacBook Air>6F68 Question 8Formulas: np;np(1 - p);Here is the quick link to the scientific calculator , and from there, you may navigate to any online statisticscalculators using the &#34;Content&#34; tab on the upper-left-hand side.The lengths of pregnancies in a small rural village are normally distributed with a mean of 265 days and astandard deviation of 12 days. Let X be the length of a randomly recorded pregnancy in the village.a. What is the distribution of X? X-? (Please show the following answers to 4 decimal places.b. If a pregnancy randomly chosen in the village, find the probability that it lasted below 283 days.Check Answeresc,c. If a pregnancy randomly chosen in the village, find the probability that it lasted between 247 and 253days.p(1-p)n1Please show the following answer to the nearest day in the whole number.d. The 68th percentile pregnancy length in this village isdays.F1@;2σF2#380F3$4aF4лоо%5KOF5MacBook Air6F6

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As per our guidelines we are suppose to answer only one question7)GivenMean(μ)=35standard…