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Glucose measurements for fasting adults are normally distributed with a mean of about 84.5 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) and a
standard deviation of 7.25 md/dL. If you randomly select a fasting adult, what is the probability that person's glucose measurement is:
a) less than 70?
b) between 72 and 82?
c) higher than 99?
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correctly to 3 significant digits
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