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A laboratory weighs filters from a coal mine to measure the amount of dust in the mine atmosphere. Repeated measurements of the weight of dust on the same filter vary normally with standard deviation  0.08 milligram (mg) because the weighing is not perfectly precise. The dust on a particular filter actually weighs 123 mg. Repeated weighings will then have the N(123, 0.08) distribution. a) The lab reports the mean of 3 weighings. What is the distribution of this mean? b) What is the probability that the lab reports a result of 124 mg or higher for this filter?

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