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GlenBluss Community College has a population mean GPA is 2.82 with population standard deviation of 1.07...
GlenBluss Community College has a population mean GPA is 2.82 with population standard deviation of 1.07 for all students who have ever attended the college.
Find the probability a student at random will have a GPA over
3.24.
Round to 4 decimal places.
If 5 students are chosen at random, what is the probability their
mean GPA will be more than 3.24?
% Round to the nearest whole percent.
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