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    The document discusses using a normal distribution to calculate how many soldiers in a regiment of 1000 would be expected to be over 6 feet tall. It states that the mean height of soldiers is 68.22 inches with a variance of 10.8 inches. It then asks how many soldiers would be expected to be over 6 feet tall, which is 72 inches.

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    The document discusses using a normal distribution to calculate how many soldiers in a regiment of 1000 would be expected to be over 6 feet tall. It states that the mean height of soldiers is 68.22 inches with a variance of 10.8 inches. It then asks how many soldiers would be expected to be over 6 feet tall, which is 72 inches.

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    Q.1 The mean height of soldiers is 68.22 inches with variance of 10.8 inches. Assuming the
    distribution of heights to be normal, how many soldiers in a regiment of 1000 would you expect to
    b over 6 feet tall?

    Q.2. When we use normal distribution.

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