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The weights of a breed of dog are normally distributed with mean 22 lbs and standard deviation 1.6 lbs. Out of randomly selected sample to 200 dogs. How many might you expect to…

The weights of a breed of dog are normally distributed with mean 22 lbs and standard deviation 1.6 lbs. Out of randomly selected sample to 200 dogs. How many might you expect to…
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The weights of a breed of dog are normally distributed with mean 22 lbs and standard deviation 1.6 lbs. Out of randomly selected sample to 200 dogs. How many might you expect to weigh more than 23 lbs? Round your answer to the nearest whole dog.

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Answer: C or

41*67/2=1373.5

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