O MX Lr IN MC & Co Ho & MC NE| M Inb | Ne | I fbl f Fac ly col| 13 kin | 2 Kin ly ga: | > Be: | ly tic| of We | ly col * Co | syl | + X -> C https://www.myopenmath.com/assess2/?cid=118064&aid=9033145#/full G Question 10 5 pts ' 10 O Details 2hrs51mins X Suppose a local chicken breeder is selling show chicks. To be competitive, a rooster must weigh within a certain window. An unusually large or small chicken will get disqualified. You're interested in showing the Cubalaya Rooster. This rooster has a mean weight of 740 grams and a standard deviation of 75 grams. Their weights follow a normal distribution. The chick you raised now weighs 376.4 grams. What's the probability of getting a rooster as extreme or smaller than the one you got? Round to four decimal places as needed. How many standard deviations from the mean is your rooster? Be sure to inlcude the negative if applicable. Round to two decimal places as needed. 2 = Is your rooster's weight unusual? Select an answer What are you going to do with the rooster? Select an answer Question Help: Message instructor Submit Question . Question 11 5 pts ) 10 0 Details Type here to search O 47 F A DOG 3:50 PM W 12/10/2021 18