Normal model useful for describing slalom times

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In the 2006 Winter Olympics mens combined event, Jean-Baptiste Grange of France skied the slalom in 88.46 secondsabout one standard deviation below the mean. If a Normal model is useful for describing slalom times, approximately how many of the other 35 skiers finishing the event would you expect skied the slalom faster than Jean-Baptiste?

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