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Let X be a Normal random variable with µ = 11 and variance = 49. a)...

Let X be a Normal random variable with µ = 11 and variance = 49.
a) Calculate P(X^2>100)

b)Calculate the hazard rate function at 20, λ(20) and at 35, λ(35)

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