The score on an exam from a certain statistics class, , is normally distributed with u...

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The score on an exam from a certain statistics class, , is normally distributed with u = 73.7 and = 9.5. NOTE: Assume for the sake of this problem that the score is a continuous variable. A score can thus take on any value on the continuum. (In real life, scores are often treated as if they were continuous values but are actually discrete in most cases.) (a) Write the event "a score over 59.7" in terms of X: (b) Find the probability of this event: (c) Find the probability that a randomly chosen score is greater than 80.7: (d) Find the probability that a randomly chosen score is between 59.7 and 80.7: The score on an exam from a certain statistics class, , is normally distributed with u = 73.7 and = 9.5. NOTE: Assume for the sake of this problem that the score is a continuous variable. A score can thus take on any value on the continuum. (In real life, scores are often treated as if they were continuous values but are actually discrete in most cases.) (a) Write the event "a score over 59.7" in terms of X: (b) Find the probability of this event: (c) Find the probability that a randomly chosen score is greater than 80.7: (d) Find the probability that a randomly chosen score is between 59.7 and 80.7: