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A sample of ?=14n=14 observations is drawn from a normal population with ?=990μ=990 and ?=210σ=210. Find...

A sample of ?=14n=14 observations is drawn from a normal population with ?=990μ=990 and ?=210σ=210. Find each of the following:

A. ?(?¯>1113)P(X¯>1113)

Probability =

B. ?(?¯<877)P(X¯<877)

Probability =

C. ?(?¯>967)P(X¯>967)

Probability =

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