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11. In this exercise, you will learn about the 68-95-99.7 rule: Take the normal random variable X-N (14,). (a) What is P(x-o
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solution, Given that xu Normal distribution PC-6 CX Lw+6) pu-35 -26 1-5 l uts U+26 4135 | Anscoer 0.683 by Pru-26 LX <ull+26

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