Solution: The heights of the persons in a group are normally distributed with the mean of μ =69.60 inches and a standard deviation of σ =3.20 inches.
Question: The heights of the persons in a group are normally distributed with the mean of \[\mu =69.60\] inches and a standard deviation of \[\sigma =3.20\] inches. What is the probability that a person in that group has a height less than x = 66.27 inches?
( Hint : Uses Table 1)
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