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Calculating the probability that a mean cost will be less than a specified number given standard deviation.
The average cost of XYZ brand running shoes is $83 per pair, with the standard deviation of $8.00. If 9 pairs of running shoes are selected, find the probability that the mean cost of a pair of shoes will be less than $80. Assume the variable is normally distributed.
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