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Stoach weights are normally distributed, with mean 1314g and standard deviation 113g.
State the probability that a randomly selected stoach weighs more than 1118g.
(Report the probabilities using at least 4 decimal places. )
State the probability that a randomly selected stoach weighs more than 1118g.
(Report the probabilities using at least 4 decimal places. )
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