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Assume a population of weights is normally distributed. The average weight for the population is 154lbs. The
standard deviation for the population is 12 lbs.
What proportion of the population weighs more than 151
lbs and less than 163 lbs? (Please write your answer in
decimal to the nearest ten-thousandth.)

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