From the Gaussian error curve, what is the probability that a result From population lies between +o and +20 ? Given that area under Gaussian curve for ± 0= 68.3% and + 20= 95.4 % 30 65 % O 47.7 % O 34.2 % 20.22 % 13.6%

From the Gaussian error curve, what is the probability that a result From population lies between +o and +20 ? Given that area under Gaussian curve for ± 0= 68.3% and + 20= 95.4 % 30 65 % O 47.7 % O 34.2 % 20.22 % 13.6%

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From the Gaussian error curve, what
is the probability that a result
From population lies between +o
and +20 ?
Given that area under Gaussian
curve for ±o= 68.3% oand 20=
95.4 %
30 65 %
O 47.7 %
O 34.2 %
20.22 %
13.6%

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