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a) here probability to get a temperature more then 100.6 degree =P(X>100.6)

=P(Z>(100.6-98.22)/0.63)=P(Z>3.7778)=0.0001 ~0.01%

b) for top 5%; z =1.645

therefore corresponding temperature =mean +z*std deviation =98.22+1.645*0.63=99.2563

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