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. Let X be the temperature on a random day in February (in any year). Assume that X follows a normal distribution with a mean of −5.3 ◦C and a standard deviation of 2.4 ◦C. (a) Fifteen percent of days in February are colder than which temperature? (b) Three percent of days in February are warmer than which temperature?

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          . Let X be the temperature on a random day in February
(in any year). Assume that X follows a normal distribution
with a mean of −5.3
◦C and a standard deviation of 2.4
◦C.
(a) Fifteen percent of days in February are colder than which
temperature?
(b) Three percent of days in February are warmer than which
temperature?

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We are given that the temperature on a random day in February follows a normal distribution with a mean (μ) of -5.3°C and a standard deviation (σ) of 2.4°C. We need to find two specific temperatures: (a) the temperature below which 15% of the days in February are Show more…

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. Let X be the temperature on a random day in February (in any year). Assume that X follows a normal distribution with a mean of −5.3 ◦C and a standard deviation of 2.4 ◦C. (a) Fifteen percent of days in February are colder than which temperature? (b) Three percent of days in February are warmer than which temperature?