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The weights of dogs in a dog show is normally distributed with a mean of 58 pounds and a standard deviation of 77.2 pounds. Use a standard normal distribution curve to find each probability
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The weights of dogs in a dog show is normally distributed with a mean of 58 pounds and a standard deviation of 77.2 pounds. Use a standard normal distribution curve to find each probability

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11.84%

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