An average tire used by a transportation company lasts 20,000 km with a standard deviation
of 100 km. Assuming that the distance traveled by a tire is normally distributed, what is the
probability that a tire used by the company will last at most 30,000 km?
"P(X\\le30000)=P(X<30000)=P(Z<\\frac{30000-20000}{100})=P(Z<100)=1."
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