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Transcribed Image Text:Continuous random variable, X, has an
uIKnOwn probablity density function.
The table below gives the area underneath the
probablity density function to the right of specific
values of x.
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1.00.84648 0.83249 0.81873 0.80520 0.79189 0.778800.76593 0.75327 0.74082 0.72857
2.00.71653 0.70469 0.69304 0.68159 0.67032 0.65924 0.64834 0.63763 0.62709 0.61672
3.00.60653 0.59651 0.586650.57695 0.56741 0.55804 0.54881 0.53974 0.53082 0.52205
4.00.51342 0.50493 0.49659 0.488380.48031 0.47237 0.46456 0.45688 0.44933 0.44190
5.00.43460 0.42742 0.420350.41340 0.40657 0.399850.39324 0.38674 0.38035 0.37406
Use the table above to find:
(A)P(x < 2.1) =
(B)P(x > 1.57) =
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