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Problem 1 – according to the wedding report, inc., the mean cost for a wedding in the united states is $28732 (as of november 2008). suppose the cost for a wedding is normally distributed with a standard deviation of $1500, and that a wedding is selected at random. use the appropriate excel function to calculate each of the following. (note – part (e) can be done by hand.) [1 point each] (a) find the probability that the wedding costs less than $22000. (b) find the probability that the wedding costs more than $32000. (c) find the probability that the wedding costs between $25000 and $3. (d) find (the 25th percentile) and (the 75th percentile). (e) find the for the wedding costs. (f) the top 10% of weddings cost more than how much?

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