If a random variable X has the x? distribution with degree of freedom 13.Then P(4.107 < X < 9.299) =0.340.240.450.19

Given : Degree of freedom, df = 13

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If a random variable X has the x² distribution with degree of freedom 13. Then P(4.107 < X < 9.299) = 0.34 0.24 0.45 0.19