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Compute the following probabilities

a) If Y is distributed N(1,4) find Pr(y ? 3)

b) If Y is distributed N(3,9) find pr(y>0)

c) If Y is distributed N (50,25) find pr(40?Y?52)

d) If Y is distributed N(5,2) find pr(6?Y?8)


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