Answer:
The probability of observing a sample mean of x = 52 or greater from a sample size of 25 is 0.0000026
Step-by-step explanation:
Mean = 
Population standard deviation =
Sample size = n =25
Sample mean = 
We are supposed to find the probability of observing a sample mean of x = 52 or greater from a sample size of 25 i.e.

Z=5.83
P(Z<52)=0.9999974

Hence the probability of observing a sample mean of x = 52 or greater from a sample size of 25 is 0.0000026
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