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In a certain​ distribution, the mean is 60 with a standard deviation of 3 Use​ Chebysev's...

In a certain​ distribution, the mean is

60

with a standard deviation of

3

Use​ Chebysev's Theorem to tell the probability that a number lies between

45

and

75

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