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Question

The heights of a certain species of plant are normally distributed with a mean of μ=120 \mu = 120  cm	ext{cm} and a standard deviation of σ=15 \sigma = 15  cm	ext{cm}. Using the normal model, determine the values of Q1Q1_{} and Q3Q3_{} for plant height.

Accepted Answer

Q1=109.89 cmQ1_{}=109.89	ext{ cm} Q3=130.11 cmQ3_{}=130.11	ext{ cm}

Answer

Q1=110.00 cmQ1_{}=110.00	ext{ cm} Q3=130.00 cmQ3_{}=130.00	ext{ cm}

Answer

Q1=112.50 cmQ1_{}=112.50	ext{ cm} Q3=127.50 cmQ3_{}=127.50	ext{ cm}

Answer

Q1=109.89 cmQ1_{}=109.89	ext{ cm} Q3=135.00 cmQ3_{}=135.00	ext{ cm}

The heights of a certain species of plant are normally distributed with a mean of μ=120 \(\mu\) = 120 cm\(\text{cm}\) and a standard deviation of σ=15 \(\sigma\) = 15 cm\(\text{cm}\). Using the normal model, determine the values of Q1Q1_{} and Q3Q3_{} for plant height.

The heights of a certain species of plant are normally distributed with a mean of $mu equals 120$ $cm$ and a standard deviation of $sigma equals 15$ $cm$ . Using the normal model, determine the values of $Q 1 sub$ and $Q 3 sub$ for plant height.