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1 (a) The Monthly expenditure of family is normally distributed with mean riyals 100 and variance Riyals 64. Evaluate the probability that the expenditure of a family is O between 110.5 and 125.75, (ii) at most 93.5. (b) P(Z < K) - 0.45. Evaluate K.

1 (a) The Monthly expenditure of family is normally distributed with mean riyals 100 and variance Riyals 64. Evaluate the probability that the expenditure of a family is O between 110.5 and 125.75, (ii) at most 93.5. (b) P(Z < K) - 0.45. Evaluate K.

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