4. Consider a continuous random variable X that is normally distributed with mean 4 and variance 10.
i. Draw (as accurately as you can) the pdf of X. Carefully label axes.
ii. Draw (as accurately as you can) the cdf of X. Carefully label axes.
iii. At what value of x does the cdf take on the value 0.5? Label this in your diagram.
iv. In the diagram of your pdf, label the area that represents the probability that X takes on a value between 3 and 5.
v. What is the probability that X=2/3?
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