Each city in Ontario is known to have a population of raccoons. The number of raccoons in each city is approximately normally distributed with a mean of 13,000 and a standard deviation of 2,700. a. What is the probability that a randomly-chosen city has more than 14,600 racoons? Include a relevant, detailed diagram. b. Burlington claims to have "only a quarter" of the number of Raccoons as Toronto. If Toronto has + 3 raccoons, how many raccoons live in Burlington? c. Show that the probability of a randomly-selected city having exactly 13,000 racoons is zero. d. Your friend Gertrude claims that her city has over 25,000 raccoons. Is she lying? Explain.