32. If X ~ N(Ax, σ' ) and Y is independent Nay, σ'), what is π-P(X < Y) in terms of μ x, μ YMg, and σ?

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32. If X ~ N(Ax, σ' ) and Y is independent Nay, σ'), what is π-P(X < Y) in
terms of μ x, μ YMg, and σ?
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