[Step-by-Step] A set of data whose histogram is bell shaped yields a sample mean and standard deviation of 50 and 4, respectively. Approximately what proportion
Question: A set of data whose histogram is bell shaped yields a sample mean and standard deviation of 50 and 4, respectively. Approximately what proportion of observations are:
- Between 46 and 54?
- Between 42 and 58?
- Between 38 and 62?
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