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In a complicated production process, 1/4 of the items produced have to be readjusted. Use the...

In a complicated production process, 1/4 of the items produced have to be readjusted. Use the normal curve to estimate the probability that out of a batch of 75 items, between 8 and 22 (inclusive) of the items require readjustment.

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