The length of a time-out during a televised professional football game is normally distributed with a mean

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The length of a time-out during a televised professional football game is normally distributed with a mean of 84 seconds and a standard deviation of 10 seconds. If the network runs consecutive commercials totaling 90 seconds, what is the probability that play will resume before the commercials are over?

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