Find weight corresponding to each percentile of weight

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The weight of a small Starbucks coffee is a random variable with a mean of 360 g and a standard deviation of 9 g. Use Excel to find the weight corresponding to each percentile of weight.

a. 10th percentile b. 32nd percentile c. 75th percentile
d. 90th percentile e. 99.9th percentile f. 99.99th percentile

Reference no: EM13120857

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