Find approximate probability that pineapple weighs more

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At the drole company managers are always interested in sizes of pinapples. the weights of pineapples grown in drole fields were approximately normal distributed with a standard deviation of 2.5 ounces

Suppose a single pineapple is selected at random from last years crop. What is the approximate probability that it weighs more than 35 ounces show work (hand or calculator)

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