Samples of size 64 will be drawn from a Normal population with (H, o2) = (50, 100). What is the probability P (Hz - 1.50z

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Samples of size 64 will be drawn from a Normal population with (p, o2) = (50, 100). What is the probability P(uz - 1.50z

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Samples of size 64 will be drawn from a Normal population with (H, o2) = (50, 100). What is the probability P (Hz - 1.50z <X< uz - 0.40z)? [Refer to appropriate distribution table if needed.]
O A. 0.2778
OB. 0.3392
OC. 0.5733
OD. 0.7877

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