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Suppose XN ( = 5, = 6), then P (X2) is equivalent to: (consider...

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Suppose XN ( = 5, = 6), then P (X2) is equivalent to: (consider Z as a standard normal distribution).

Select one: P (Z0.5) P (Z 0.5) P (Z0.5) P (Z 0.5)

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