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Assume the amount of time it takes to complete an exam is described by the following distribution curves (in min.) Answer following questions: Approximately the mean time to complete the exam is equal to minutes. The standard deviation of time to complete the exam is equal to minutes. Approximately 68% of the students will take between to minutes to complete the exam. Approximately percent of the students will complete the exam in less than 80 minutes.
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