TABLE 6-5 a Company Producing Orange Juice Buys All Its Oranges from Oranges

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TABLE 6-5
A company producing orange juice buys all its oranges from a large orange orchard. The amount of juice that can be squeezed from each of these oranges is approximately normally distributed with a mean of 4.7 ounces and some unknown standard deviation. The company's production manager knows that the probability is 30.85% that a randomly selected orange will contain less than 4.5 ounces of juice. Also the probability is 10.56% that a randomly selected orange will contain more than 5.2 ounces of juice. Answer the following questions without the help of a calculator, statistical software or statistical table.
-Referring to Table 6-5, what is the probability that a randomly selected orange will contain no more than 4.9 ounces of juices?

Recognize the effects of specifying payment mediums and parties on the negotiability of instruments.

Analyze the impact of specific clauses (like acceleration clauses) on the negotiability of promissory notes.

Understand how the absence or presence of certain elements (like signature or specific payee) affects an instrument's negotiability.

Differentiate between negotiable and nonnegotiable instruments based on real-life examples.

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