Q.10. Let X be a Gaussian random variable with $m = 5$ and $\sigma^2 = 16$. (a) Find $P[X > 4]$, $P[X \ge 7]$, $P[6.72 < X < 10.16]$, $P[2 < X < 7]$, $P[6 \le X \le 8]$. (b) $P[X < a] = 0.8869$, find a. (c) $P[X > b] = 0.11131$, find b. (d) $P[13 < X \le c] = 0.0123$, find c.
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