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"Now, consider a population of people. Let X be a random variable representing the age of this population. Suppose X~N(45,13). Find the probability that, 8 years from now, you select a random member of this population and they are older than 55 years old. Assume there are no births or deaths in the population during that time. Round your answer to two decimal places."

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