Suppose that the life span of a certain automobile tire is normally distributed with u = 25,000 miles and o = 1500 miles.(a)Find the probability that a tire will last between 27,250 and 28,750 miles.(b)Find the probability that a tire will last more than 28,450 miles.Click the icon to view the areas under the standard normal curve....(a) The probability is(Round to four decimal places as needed.)

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