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1. The length of human pregnancies from conception to birth is normally
distributed with mean 260 days and standard deviation 15 days. Use
the 68-95-99.7 rule and also using Z scores to estimate the following
to confirm the answers. Use both methods if possible and show all
detailed steps. Draw a distribution graph to clearly depict the
distributions in both cases, clearly showing the mean and standard
deviation in each case.
a. The proportion of the lengths of pregnancies that fall below 245 days
b. The proportion of the lengths of pregnancies that fall below 275 days
c. The proportion of the lengths of pregnancies that fall between 230 days and 275 days.
d. The middle 95% of the lengths of all pregnancies fall between which
two values?
e. How short must the length of a pregnancy is for it to fall in the shortest
2.5% of all human pregnancies?
f. How long must the length of a pregnancy for it to fall in the longest
2.5% of all human pregnancies?

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