(Use the 68-95-99.7% rule to solve this problem.) In the 2006 Winter Olympics Women's speed skating, Cindy Klassen of Canada skied 1000 metres in 73.11 seconds {about two standard deviations below the mean. If a normal distribution is appropriate to describe 1000-metres speed skating times, approximately how many of the other 56 skiers nishing the event would you expect skied the 1000-metres speed skating faster than Cindy?