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The following data represent a random sample the golf scores for a particular golfer from a course that he regularly plays.

This golfer would like to test if his golf scores at this course follow the normal probability distribution with μ = 85.0 and σ = 5.0 using α = 0.05. The expected number of scores from this sample that would fall in the interval of 80 or less is ________.

▸ 5.55

▸ 7.20

▸ 9.36

▸ 11.95

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