Mathematics, 27.08.2019 22:30 sarmientojose267
The standard deviation of a probability distribution table is 26.6 and the mean is 674.0. during an event, you receive the result of 622.3. determine whether this value is considered usual or unusual and tell why.
a.
unusual, because the result is less than the minimum usual value.
b.
usual, because the result is less than the minimum usual value.
c.
usual, because the result is within the range of the minimum and maximum usual values.
d.
unusual, because the result is within the range of the minimum and maximum usual values.
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