BE SURE TO SUBMIT YOUR SCRATCH DOCUMENT SHOWING ALL OF YOUR WORK, or, if you prefer, take a screenshot of your work and insert the image into the Canvas text box here. INDIVIDUAL NORMAL CURVE DRAWINGS ARE REQUIRED FOR B through I, in addition to A. The drawing is a sketch of what a question is asking about. Full credit for any part only if a drawing is shown on scratch (or inserted into Canvas text box). State your answers in the form of a probability, or a percentile, depending on the question. In a certain population, the average (mean) weight at birth is 120 ounces (7.5 pounds) with a standard deviation of 15.5 ounces. Birth weight is normally distributed. A. Draw the normal curve and label it with raw scores for mean, plus and minus three standard deviations in either direction. You will have 7 marks along the x axis in all. Then, below the raw scores, label the z-scores at each of the 5 points. Consulting this original drawing as you go through the following will help you. (1 point) B. What is the probability of a newborn weighing less than 120 ounces? (1 point) C. What is