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Give me 200 normal distributed random numbers with mean = 50 and standard deviation of 10. Solution 1 58.402801 2 49.548437 3 40.644775 4 60.839643 5 40.669930 6 60.531292 7 50.255512 8 64.335412 9 73.318735 10 44.477034 11 56.858724 12 74.576888 13 50.519771 14 47.748503 15 60.157887 16 49.258338 17 46.408427 18 41.978464 19 18.701470 20 27.392003 21 70.676972 22 61.758630 23 56.490928 24 47.794073 25 54.411714 26 47.310210 27 65.930077 28 56.361778 29 67.982591 30 44.462732 31 49.112322 32 45.133062 33 45.620758 34 35.891465 35 46.548991 36 52.823115 37 47.429565 38 47.513753 39 46.971216 40 54.613195 41 47.659642 42 59.558758 43 68.939597 44 37.218012 45 56.986879 46 55.641502 47 79.256297 48 50.315396 49 43.850606 50 50.235917 51 62.057492 52 46.838516 53 41.058840 54 44.941653 55 54.482693 56 44.718230 57 34.989883 58 32.298357 59 43.107665 60 34.073214 61 45.036089 62 52.901080 63 59.917835 64 39.544332 65 60.016288 66 55.274457 67 40.500960 68 58.442041 69 45.716656 70 33.317158 71 53.453249 72 43.772991 73 60.499037 74 37.571327 75 63.043948 76 49.190547 77 51.089426 78 55.680754 79 43.772093 80 47.575586 81 56.751136 82 49.996544 83 56.121813 84 38.585905 85 42.432438 86 60.814164 87 48.885457 88 58.247449 89 57.744378 90 59.724504 91 64.438693 92 60.399800 93 48.654478 94 54.071489 95 58.792757 96 61.993899 97 40.822568 98 60.369759 99 68.031845 100 61.339922 101 61.436907 102 66.375230 103 72.301389 104 55.134582 105 42.777034 106 53.136601 107 49.609793 108 65.282015 109 59.307396 110 28.580841 111 60.813607 112 49.855212 113 32.692705 114 51.269116 115 73.717535 116 47.192894 117 49.569610 118 54.986550 119 68.301396 120 44.048357 121 50.535101 122 50.301933 123 43.299548 124 45.414339 125 50.237250 126 52.482959 127 40.905423 128 46.065922 129 43.142170 130 55.237066 131 57.115194 132 41.872729 133 27.417988 134 63.580865 135 40.277082 136 45.805187 137 58.042436 138 54.852398 139 50.097403 140 55.816801 141 34.644950 142 49.273822 143 62.800149 144 54.874449 145 54.477291 146 49.915199 147 33.639958 148 43.142562 149 37.463232 150 63.909219 151 48.047776 152 47.984338 153 40.165748 154 46.573112 155 64.174081 156 52.910615 157 67.927103 158 55.424424 159 43.283715 160 42.186270 161 44.618221 162 54.353478 163 35.484417 164 54.266823 165 48.498000 166 41.776694 167 30.746494 168 57.318072 169 35.583875 170 54.341843 171 39.202581 172 34.607573 173 40.786071 174 52.047957 175 44.081864 176 64.448957 177 53.167214 178 43.545922 179 62.090844 180 51.301184 181 69.482513 182 61.053129 183 28.048472 184 52.949982 185 30.164296 186 66.159238 187 44.709481 188 56.091013 189 59.029134 190 57.458179 191 58.886844 192 60.972500 193 37.665518 194 47.872989 195 64.400524 196 47.132513 197 40.313221 198 52.685380 199 41.431037 200 71.076343.

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32 45.133062
33 45.620758
34 35.891465
35 46.548991
36 52.823115
37 47.429565
38 47.513753
39 46.971216
40 54.613195
41 47.659642
42 59.558758
43 68.939597
44 37.218012
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48 50.315396
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50 50.235917
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58 32.298357
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60 34.073214
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62 52.901080
63 59.917835
64 39.544332
65 60.016288
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67 40.500960

68 58.442041
69 45.716656
70 33.317158
71 53.453249
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96 61.993899
97 40.822568
98 60.369759
99 68.031845
100 61.339922
101 61.436907
102 66.375230
103 72.301389

104 55.134582
105 42.777034
106 53.136601
107 49.609793
108 65.282015
109 59.307396
110 28.580841
111 60.813607
112 49.855212
113 32.692705
114 51.269116
115 73.717535
116 47.192894
117 49.569610
118 54.986550
119 68.301396
120 44.048357
121 50.535101
122 50.301933
123 43.299548
124 45.414339
125 50.237250
126 52.482959
127 40.905423
128 46.065922
129 43.142170
130 55.237066
131 57.115194
132 41.872729
133 27.417988
134 63.580865
135 40.277082
136 45.805187
137 58.042436
138 54.852398
139 50.097403

140 55.816801
141 34.644950
142 49.273822
143 62.800149
144 54.874449
145 54.477291
146 49.915199
147 33.639958
148 43.142562
149 37.463232
150 63.909219
151 48.047776
152 47.984338
153 40.165748
154 46.573112
155 64.174081
156 52.910615
157 67.927103
158 55.424424
159 43.283715
160 42.186270
161 44.618221
162 54.353478
163 35.484417
164 54.266823
165 48.498000
166 41.776694
167 30.746494
168 57.318072
169 35.583875
170 54.341843
171 39.202581
172 34.607573
173 40.786071
174 52.047957
175 44.081864

176 64.448957
177 53.167214
178 43.545922
179 62.090844
180 51.301184
181 69.482513
182 61.053129
183 28.048472
184 52.949982
185 30.164296
186 66.159238
187 44.709481
188 56.091013
189 59.029134
190 57.458179
191 58.886844
192 60.972500
193 37.665518
194 47.872989
195 64.400524
196 47.132513
197 40.313221
198 52.685380
199 41.431037
200 71.076343

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