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If  µ = 100 and δ = 2.5, calculate the following: a. P(100 < X < 102.1)...

If  µ = 100 and δ = 2.5, calculate the following:

a. P(100 < X < 102.1)

b. P(98 < X < 100)

c. P(100 < X)

d. P(102.1 < X)

e. P(98 < X < 102.1)

f. P(X < 102.1)

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