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Mathematics, 23.08.2019 03:20 meramera50

7) if the systolic blood pressure is normally distributed in the population with a mean=120, sd=20, x~n(120, 20) what is the probability of a random person having systolic blood pressure of 130 or greater (hint: calculate the z score, then find the probability in the right tail)

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