) Find P(x < 61). We need to first convert the probability P(x < 61) to a corresponding probability involving a z value. Recall we previously found that z = 1.5 when x = 61. Therefore, we need to find the P z <

) Find P(x < 61). We need to first convert the probability P(x < 61) to a corresponding probability involving a z value. Recall we previously found that z = 1.5 when x = 61. Therefore, we need to find the P z <

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) Find

P(x < 61).

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P(x < 61)

to a corresponding probability involving a z value. Recall we previously found that

z = 1.5

when

x = 61.

Therefore, we need to find the

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