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Mathematics, 14.12.2021 21:10 daltondespain2

Birth weights in the United States are normally distributed with a mean of 3420 g and a standard deviation of 495 g. a. What percentage of babies are born with a weight greater than 3500 g?
b. Find P10, which is the 10th percentile.
c. The River view Medical Center requires special treatment for babies that are less than 2450 g (unusually underweight) or more than 4390 g (unusually overweight). What is the percentage of those babies who require special treatment?

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