Normal' human body temperature is a range around 98.6 F – a physiologist explains why
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SOLVED: 5. The average human body temperature is normal with mnean of 98.29F' and standard deviation of 0.75'F. (a) What proportion of people would have body temperature larger than 98.89F? (b) Suppose
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