5) In a healthy population, the blood glucose concentration of people is calculated as 72 mg/dl. a) Calculate the percentage of people who have blood glucose levels between 50 and 110 mg/dl. Calculate the percentage of people in this population having a blood glucose level higher than 110 mg/dl.
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