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According to the​ label, a can of soup holds an average of 307 ​grams, with a standard deviation of 4.1 grams. Assuming a normal​ distribution, what is the probability that a can will be sold that holds more than 308 ​grams?

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Answer: 0.4052

Explanation:

Given : Mean :
\mu=\text{307 ​grams}

Standard deviation :
\sigma = \text{4.1 grams}

The formula for z -score :


z=(x-\mu)/(\sigma)

For x=308 ,


z=(308-307)/(4.1)=0.24390\approx0.24

The p-value =
P(z>0.24)=1-P(z<0.24)


=1-0.5948348= 0.4051652\approx0.4052

Hence, the probability that a can will be sold that holds more than 308 ​grams =0.4052.

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