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tichca

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John drives to work each morning, and the trip takes an average of  = 38 minutes. The distribution of driving times is approximately normal with a standard deviation of  = 5 minutes. For a randomly selected morning, what is the probability that John's drive to work will take between 36 and 40 minutes?
 
  a. 0.0793 c. 0.1554
  b. 0.1526 d. 0.3108

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John drives to work each morning, and the trip takes an average of  = 38 minutes. The distribution of driving times is approximately normal with a standard deviation of  = 5 minutes. For a randomly selected morning, what is the probability that John's drive to work will take less than 35 minutes?
 
  a. 0.6554 c. 0.7257
  b. 0.3446 d. 0.2743



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