Say you're investigating how many kids each person has in your city. With a sampling distribution mean of 1.971 and a standard error of the mean of .1734, what are our odds (expressed as a proportion) of drawing a subsample of 100 respondents that has a mean of exactly 2.00 kids or MORE?

Calculate a z-score and find the proportion, round the z-score to the nearest hundredth, and use APPENDIX B.

Report YOUR ANSWER (i.e., the proportion) with all four digits.