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Calculate the following probabilities. We do NOT know the degrees of freedom. 1) Find P(T>t0.32( df)). 2) Find P(T<t0.89(df)). 3) Find P(t0.09(df)<T<t0.25(df)). 4) Find P(T<t0.06(df)). Question Help: Message instructor.

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