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A study about commuting time for workers in a certain city. The distribution is clustered on the left with most of the values less than about 40 minutes commute. There are a fairly large number of values that are much higher, even stretching out to 150 minutes. There is a 15% chance that a random worker has a commute time of greater than 45 minutes. If you were to sketch this distribution, what would it look like, how would you describe it, and how do you represent the 15% probability?

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