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Demand per hour for gasoline at a local station is normally distributed with a mean of 860 gallons and std deviation of 55 gallons

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Demand per hour for gasoline at a local station is normally distributed with a mean of 860 gallons and std deviation of 55 gallons.

 

What is the probability that demand is greater than 1800 gallons over a 2-hour period?

 

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Demand per hour for gasoline at a local station is normally distributed with a mean of 850 gallons and standard deviation of 55 gallons.

What is the probability that demand for a particular hour will be less than 900 gallons? 

 

Demand per hour for gasoline at a local station is normally distributed with a mean of 850 gallons and standard deviation of 25 gallons.

 

What is the theoretical probability that exactly 850 gallons will be sold in an hour?