measured the number of viscosity of gel in cp$.$In an experiment conducted at a temperature of $23$ degrees Celsius, viscosity values of a gel were obtained using a BROOKFIELD DV$2$T viscometer. Based on the obtained numbers, the viscosity of the desired gel should be reported and included in calculations in centipoise $($cP$).$

At RPM $4,$ with a probability of $22\mathrm{.}3\%,$ the viscosity is $202$ cP$.$

At RPM $5,$ with a probability of $26\mathrm{.}4\%,$ the viscosity is $197\mathrm{.}2$ cP$.$

At RPM $6,$ with a probability of $31\%,$ the viscosity is $188$ cP$.$

At RPM $10,$ with a probability of $43\%,$ the viscosity is $162$ cP$.$

At RPM $2,$ with a probability of $12\mathrm{.}8\%,$ the viscosity is $200$ cP$.$