35. Let X have a Nonstandard Normal Distribution with u = 55 and o = 8. Find P(51 < X < 65).A. 0.58581B. 0.59581C. 0.60581D. 0.61581

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35. Let X have a Nonstandard Normal Distribution with u = 55 and o = 8. Find P(51 < X < 65). A. 0.58581 B. 0.59581 C. 0.60581 D. 0.61581