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Let Y ~ N(10, 12.96). Use the empirical rule to find P(-0.8 < Y < 17.2). Express your answer in decimal form. P(-0.8 < Y < 17.2) = 0.9341 Attempt #3: 0/1 (Score: 0/1) Allowed attempts: 3 Let U~N(11, 4.41). Use the empirical rule to find P(U < 13.1). Express your answer in decimal form. P(U < 13.1) 0.8413 Attempt #2: 0/1 (Score: 0/1) Allowed attempts: 3

          Let Y ~ N(10, 12.96). Use the empirical rule to find P(-0.8 < Y < 17.2). Express your answer in decimal form.
P(-0.8 < Y < 17.2) = 0.9341
Attempt #3: 0/1 (Score: 0/1)
Allowed attempts: 3
Let U~N(11, 4.41). Use the empirical rule to find P(U < 13.1). Express your answer in decimal form.
P(U < 13.1) 0.8413
Attempt #2: 0/1 (Score: 0/1)
Allowed attempts: 3

Let Y N(10, 12.96). Use the empirical rule to find P(-0.8 < Y < 17.2). Express your answer in decimal form.
P(-0.8 < Y < 17.2) = 0.9341
Attempt #3: 0/1 (Score: 0/1)
Allowed attempts: 3
Let U N(11, 4.41). Use the empirical rule to find P(U < 13.1). Express your answer in decimal form.
P(U < 13.1) 0.8413
Attempt #2: 0/1 (Score: 0/1)
Allowed attempts: 3

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answer in decimal form P(-0.8<Y< 17.2)=|0.9341 X Attempt #3: 0/1(Score: 0/1 Allowed attempts: 3 Incorrect Let U~N(11,4.41.Use the empirical rule to find P(U < 13.1.Express your answer in decimal form. P(U < 13.1)|0.8413 X Attempt #2: 0/1 (Score: 0/1) Allowed attempts: 3 Incorrect Try Again