Problem 5: The mean weight of hogs at a hog barn is 656 pounds with a...

Problem 5: The mean weight of hogs at a hog barn is 656 pounds with a

standard deviation of 43 pounds. A random sample of 43 hogs is selected.

Part A: What is the probability that a sample mean will be between 650 and 660 pounds?

Part B: There is a 70% chance that a sample mean will be below what weight?

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