It is assumed that the requests coming to a server with an average of 36 requests per minute are distributed through Possion. Accordingly, what value is the probability of receiving requests within a randomly selected minute in the range [20,40] with the normal distribution approach?

It is assumed that the requests coming to a server with an average of 36 requests per minute are distributed through Possion. Accordingly, what value is the probability of receiving requests within a randomly selected minute in the range [20,40] with the normal distribution approach?

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