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We study the random variable T, which has a Normal distribution with mean -4.2 and variance 3.61. Calculate the following probability: Prob(-4.2 < T ≤4.2). Round your answer to the 4th decimal.

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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We study the random variable T, which has a Normal distribution with mean -4.2 and variance 3.61. Calculate the following probability:

Prob(-4.2 < T ≤4.2). Round your answer to the 4th decimal.

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