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Current engineering graduates earn a mean
starting salary of $62 000 in Canada, with a
standard deviation of $2500. Assuming that
the salaries are normally distributed, what
is the probability that a graduate will find
a job with a starting salary of more than
$65 000?
5 years ago

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R_scott
$65k is 1.2 s.d. above the mean

use a z-score table to find the % (probability) this represents
5 years ago
Reiny
best webpage for this:
http://davidmlane.com/normal.html

just enter your data as is
5 years ago
Brandon
Thx
5 years ago

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