a researcher in the field of cognitive science designs an experiment to measure people's ability to memorize information. selecting only people who say they are not interested in college football and don't follow the sport, she gives them a list of 130 colleges that compete in big time football ( like Notre dame, Rutgers, Fresno State, Marshall, Kansas State, Coastal Carolina, Rice and Northwestern.) after looking at the list for 8 minutes, the people asked to discard the list and name all the teams they can remember. The cognitive scientist finds that the performance of 265 volunteers has a normal distribution, with the average person being able to name the 46 teams correctly, with a standard deviation of 7 teams Based on this data, give the best estimate of how many of the volunteers were able to name at least 60 teams.