Healthy 10-week-old kittens weigh an average of 24.5 ounces with a standard deviation of 5.25 ounces....

 

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Healthy 10-week-old kittens weigh an average of 24.5 ounces with a standard deviation of 5.25 ounces. The children in a family believe that bigger is better and want to have a large kitten that weighs a lot. Only a kitten in the top 5% of kitten weights will be acceptable to them. If kitten weights are normally distributed, what is the lowest kitten weight (rounded to the nearest tenth) that would be acceptable to the children? 33.1 ounces 14.2 ounces 34.8 ounces 15.9 ounces Ⓒ24.5 ounces Healthy 10-week-old kittens weigh an average of 24.5 ounces with a standard deviation of 5.25 ounces. The children in a family believe that bigger is better and want to have a large kitten that weighs a lot. Only a kitten in the top 5% of kitten weights will be acceptable to them. If kitten weights are normally distributed, what is the lowest kitten weight (rounded to the nearest tenth) that would be acceptable to the children? 33.1 ounces 14.2 ounces 34.8 ounces 15.9 ounces Ⓒ24.5 ounces

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Mean 245 ounces Standard deviation 525 ounces To find th... View the full answer