Mathematics, 03.05.2021 03:30, rydro6019

A fuel pump at a gasoline station doesn't always dispense the exact amount displayed on the meter. When the meter reads 1.000 L, the amount of fuel a certain pump dispenses is normally distributed with a mean of 1 L and standard deviation of 0.05 L. Let X represent the amount dispensed in a random trial when the meter reads 1.000 L. Find P(0.9 < X < 1).

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