Determined that the mean daily sales of eggs

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A grocer has determined that the mean daily sales of eggs is 100 dozen, with a standard deviation of 10. egg sales follow a normal distribution. between what upper and lower bound (assume equally distributed) can the grocer expect daily sales to be at least 96% of the time?

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