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Let us suppose that the time from Simon getting out of bed until his arrival at school is normally distributed with a mean of 55 minutes and a standard deviation of 5 minutes. Simon's arrival at school is classified as being late if it occurs after 9.10 am. (a) One day Simon gets out of bed at 8.08 am. What is the probability of him arriving late?
(b) For a period of time Simon always gets out of bed at the same time but finds that he arrives late approximately 85% of the time! What time is he getting out of bed (to the nearest minute)?

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