Let X be a continuous random variable distributed by N(11, 1.2), find: Keep your answer in 4 decimal places. A) P(X ≥ 8.89) : = B) P(X > 11.97) = Keep your answer in 4 decimal places. **Notes: DO NOT round any z-score.

Let X be a continuous random variable distributed by N(11, 1.2), find: Keep your answer in 4 decimal places. A) P(X ≥ 8.89) : = B) P(X > 11.97) = Keep your answer in 4 decimal places. **Notes: DO NOT round any z-score.

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Let � be a continuous random variable distributed by �(11,1.2), find:

A) �(�≥8.89)= Keep your answer in 4 decimal places.

B) �(�>11.97)= Keep your answer in 4 decimal places.

**Notes: DO NOT round any z-score.

Let X be a continuous random variable distributed by N(11, 1.2), find:
A) P(X ≥ 8.89)
B) P(X > 11.97) :
=
Keep your answer in 4 decimal places.
Keep your answer in 4 decimal places.
**Notes: DO NOT round any z-score.

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