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For the size of the baseball stadium, assume that we know that the mean size is...

For the size of the baseball stadium, assume that we know that the mean size is 45000 and the population standard deviation to be 5800. What is the probability that the stadium size is between 43260 and 49000?

Size
48262
33871
44321
43368
40000
40529
45050
48678
57746
43662
45611
44027
52000
50516
49075
50062
38957
42,059
50381
42531
42000
56000
42400
55775
43500
38127
42,445
40800
46861
56000

Select one:

a.

50.20%

b.

97.05%

c.

100%

d.

95.00%

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