Compute the following probabilities:If Y is distributed N (4,4), Pr (Y≤ 3) =(Round your response to four decimal places.)If Y is distributed N (4,9), Pr (Y> 5) =(Round your response to four decimal places.)If Y is distributed N (100,36), Pr (99 ≤ Y≤ 111) = . (Round your response to four decimal places.)

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