Fast food restaurants have been under pressure to post nutritional information, such as calories, for their menus items. Because of random variation in the preparations of these menu items, a particular item that is served to a customer may have more or less calories than reported. For example, a large chocolate shake served at popular burger restaurant has an average of 1,680 calories. The number of calories in the shake has a standard deviation of 52 calories. Assuming the number of calories in this shake is normally distributed, what is the probability that a randomly selected large chocolate shake from this restaurant has between 1,570 and 1,750 calories?(Round yourZvalue(s) to two decimal places.Do not round any other intermediate calculations.Enter your answer as a decimal rounded to four places)

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