The National Center for Health Statistics keeps records of various health-related aspects of people
Question: The National Center for Health Statistics keeps records of various health-related aspects of people in the United States. Below is a table for giving the Mean Birth Weight and Standard Deviation for various gestation periods.
Gestation Period | Mean Birth Weight | Standard Deviation |
Under 28 weeks | 2.01 lb | 1.32 lb |
28 to 31 weeks | 4.77 lb | 2.38 lb |
32 to 35 weeks | 5.82 lb | 1.51 lb |
36 weeks | 6.54 lb | 1.22 lb |
37 to 39 weeks | 7.31 lb | 1.11 lb |
40 weeks | 7.74 lb | 1.07 lb |
41 weeks | 7.89 lb | 1.09 lb |
Over 42 weeks | 7.75 | 1.14 lb |
What percentage of babies born with each gestation period have a low birth weight (under 5.5 pounds)? Give the computations to support your answers. Include a diagram indicating the shaded area that you are finding.
a) 28 to 31 weeks
b) 36 weeks
c) 40 weeks
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Solution Format: Word Document
Solution Format: Word Document
