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Determine Pr(-2 <= x <= 2) in terms of erf function. The RV x is assumed...

Determine Pr(-2 <= x <= 2) in terms of erf function. The RV x is assumed to have a Gaussian density function with zero mean.

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-> The Probablility for random variable between -2 to +2 has been calculated

Pr(-2<= x <= 2) = erf( )

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