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[See Steps] The average distance that people travel to a grocery store in downtown Toronto is 800m, with a standard deviation of 120m. A survey is mailed

Question: The average distance that people travel to a grocery store in downtown Toronto is 800m, with a standard deviation of 120m. A survey is mailed out to 100 random residents of downtown Toronto, asking them how far they travel to their grocery store.

  1. What is the probability that the average of this sample will be greater than 825m?
  2. What is the probability that the average of this sample is between 780m and 810m?

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