Let X ~ N(190; 23). Find: (a) P(X <= 213) (b) P(148 < X < 202)...

Let X ~ N(190; 23). Find:

(a) P(X <= 213)

(b) P(148 < X < 202)

(d) The third quartile for X

(e) the IQR for X

(f) P(|X-190|> 34

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