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The mean for the entire population of depressed people is 33.13 with a standard deviation of...
The mean for the entire population of depressed people is 33.13 with a standard deviation of 5. If you assume that the distribution of all depressed people is normal, answer the following questions.
A. What percent of depressed people have a depression score below 37?
B. What percent of depressed people have a depression score below 29?
C. What percent of depressed people have a depression score that falls between 30 and 40?
D. What percent of depressed people have a depression score that falls bet2ween 25 and 32?
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