A carnival ride can fit 36 people, and it malfunctions if the mean weight of the passengers is over 190 lbs. Per passenger. The distribution of weight for park goers is normally distributed with a mean of 175 and a standard deviation of 30 lbs. If 36 park goers are randomly selected for a free ride, what’s the probability that the ride will malfunction from exceeding the weight limit?.

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Simba travel agency arranges trips for climbing mount kilimanjaro. for each trip, they charge an initial fee of \$100$100 in addition to a constant fee for each vertical meter climbed. for instance, the price for climbing to the shira volcanic cone, which is 30003000 meters above the base of the mountain, is \$400$400. let f(d)f(d) denote the fee of a trip ff (measured in dollars) as a function of the vertical distance climbed dd (measured in meters). write the function's formula. f(d)=

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