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Determine the following (give answers to 3 places past decimal): P(3.247 ≤ χ2 ≤ 20.483), where χ2 is a chi-sqaured random variable with v = 10

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I am stuck on question c. I intially thought it was a simple subtraction of the bounding probabilities but I was incorrect.

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