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Students with a measured IQ greater than 2 standard deviations above the mean are eligible for a special program for gifted students. In a district with 1257 sixth-grade students, how many are probably eligible for the special program? (Assume that IQs are normally distributed and round up to the nearest student.)

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Good timing, thanks!

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