(Solution Library) What is the probability that a randomly selected cherry from a bin will weigh over 1 ounce, if the mean weight of the cherries is .75
Question: What is the probability that a randomly selected cherry from a bin will weigh over 1 ounce, if the mean weight of the cherries is .75 ounce with a standard deviation of .125 ounce?
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