[Uniform Distribution] The schedule commuting time of the Long Island Railroad from Glen Cove to New York City is 65 minutes. Suppose that the actual commuting time is uniformly distributed between 64 and 74 minutes. What is the probability that the commuting time will be between 65 to 70 minutes? Please show the detailed workings.

[Uniform Distribution] The schedule commuting time of the Long Island Railroad from Glen Cove to New York City is 65 minutes. Suppose that the actual commuting time is uniformly distributed between 64 and 74 minutes. What is the probability that the commuting time will be between 65 to 70 minutes? Please show the detailed workings.

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