13. The given table represents a probability distribution. What is P(1) + P(4)? 1 3 4. 1 1 P(X) 1 В.- 3 6. 1 С. 1 A. D. 9. For number 14 to 15, refer to the given problem below: The given table shows the probability distribution of a random variable Z which represents the percentage of male students per section among Grade 11 senior high school students. 8. 9. 11 14 15 18 P(Z) 14. Find P(Z 29) 8% 8 % 25% 17% 25% 17% A. 92% B.84% С. 59% D.43% 15. Find P(8 < Z < 15) A. 84% В.73 % C. 59% D.50%

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13. The given table represents a probability distribution.
What is P(1) + P(4)?
1
P(X)
A.
В.
C.
D.
For number 14 to 15, refer to the given problem below:
The given table shows the probability distribution of a random variable Z
which represents the percentage of male students per section among Grade 11 senior
high school students.
8.
6.
11
14
15
18
P(Z)
14. Find P(Z 29)
8 %
8%
25%
17%
25%
17%
A. 92%
B.84%
C. 59%
D.43%
15. Find P(8 < Z < 15)
A. 84%
B.73 %
C. 59%
D.50%
4113
2/3
3116
1/2
9119
1/3
B.
1/3
16
Transcribed Image Text:13. The given table represents a probability distribution. What is P(1) + P(4)? 1 P(X) A. В. C. D. For number 14 to 15, refer to the given problem below: The given table shows the probability distribution of a random variable Z which represents the percentage of male students per section among Grade 11 senior high school students. 8. 6. 11 14 15 18 P(Z) 14. Find P(Z 29) 8 % 8% 25% 17% 25% 17% A. 92% B.84% C. 59% D.43% 15. Find P(8 < Z < 15) A. 84% B.73 % C. 59% D.50% 4113 2/3 3116 1/2 9119 1/3 B. 1/3 16
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