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4 Repeated random samples of size N = 100 is taken from a population of COVID-19 patients. This population has mean temperature of u=102 degrees F and a standard deviation of sigma=2 degrees F. (note these numbers are fictional).
What proportion of the samples of size 100 will have a mean below 101.5 degrees F?

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Repeated random samples of size N = 100 is taken from a population of COVID-19 patients. This population has mean temperature of u=102 degrees F and a standard deviation of sigma=2 degrees F. (note these numbers are fictional).
What proportion of the samples of size 100 will have a mean above 102.3 degrees F?

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