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The time spent (in days) waiting for a heart transplant for people 35-49 can be approximated by the normal distribution what is the 5th percentile with a mean of 212 and a standard deviation of 24.7
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I’m guessing that the 5th percentile is app. 2 standard deviations which I think is right. In that case the 5th percentile will tend to wait for 212+2(24.7)= 261.4 (days?). Hope that helps!
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