Rom 1976 to 2002, a mechanical golfer, iron byron, whose swing was modeled after that of byron nelson (a leading golfer in the 1940s), was used to determine whether golf balls met the overall distance standard. specifically, iron byron would be used to hit the golf balls. if the average distance of 24 golf balls tested exceeded 296.8 yards, then that brand would be considered nonconforming. under these rules, suppose a manufacturer produces a new golf ball that travels an expected distance of 297.5 yards with a standard deviation of 10 yards. what is the probability that the ball will be determined to benon-conforming when tested if we assume the distance travelled is normally distributed