Hi Can you please help in getting the answers for the questions in the attached picture please а. If X~ t12, find P(X < 3.5).b. If X ~ t5, find P(X >1.4).с. If X~ t15, find P(X > -1.2).d. If X ~ t", find P(X < -1.2).е. If X ~ t20, find P(-2.8 < Х<1.2).

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а. If X ~t12, find P(X < 3.5). b. If X ~ tº, find P(X >1.4). с. If X~t15, find P(X > -1.2). d. If X ~ t", find P(X < –1.2).

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