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The distribution of heights of the twelve-year-old boys on Tim's rugby team had a mean of 150 cm and
standard deviation of 10 cm.
What will be the mean and standard deviation of the distribution of heights in feet?
1 cm approximately equals 0.033 ft.
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Mean: 4.95 ft
Standard deviation: 0.33 ft
Mean: 4.95 ft
Standard deviation: 10 ft
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Mean: 150 ft
Standard deviation: 0.33 ft
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Mean: 150 ft
Standard deviation: 10 ft
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What is the standard deviation and mean?
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