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An experiment compares weight of fish for two different brands fish food. Nacho Average Minos
fish food has a mean fish weight 10 lbs. and a standard deviation of 1.5 lbs. Impossible Minos fish
food has a mean fish weight of 12 lbs. and a standard deviation of 1 lb. A fish is measured to be
11.25 lbs. Which brand of fish food, Nacho Average Minos or Impossible Minos, is more likely to have
been used to feed this fish?

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