Q. 4
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The area under a density curve that lies between 5 and 6 is . What percentage of all possible observations of the variable are cither less than 5 or greater than 6 ?
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The percentage of all observations of the variable is .
1Step 1: Given Information
The area under a density curve that lies between 5 and 6 is . What percentage of all possible observations of the variable.
2Step 2: Explanation
One minus area less than or more than equals the area under the density between and .
The necessary area is
Hence, the percentage of all observations of the variable is
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