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Suppose in a large City A the average number of homicides is 98 per year, with a standard deviation of 25. In a midsized City B the average number of homicides is 44, with a standard deviation of 17. In 2012, City A had 119 homicides while City B recorded 62 homicides. Assuming both distributions are normal, calculate the following using the Table A in appendix C:

Compute the percentile rank of City B's 2012 homicides.

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