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Transcribed Image Text:2) Assume that aduits have 1Q scores that are normaly distributed with a mean of u = T00
and a standard đeviation of o =20.
(a) Let x be the IQ score. Choose the correct answer representing the probability that a
randomly selected adult has an IQ between 83 and 117.
A. P{x>83)+7{x<ii7}
B. P(83 <x< 17)
C. P(x=83)+P(x = 117)
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(b) Find the probability that a randomly selected adult has an IQ between 83 and 117.
you are using the z Table, show work for the standardizing process. If you are using
the graphing calculator, write down the command used as shown on your calculato
Round the answer to four decimal places.
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