Suppose that a random variable Z has mean E(X) = 17 and variance Var(X) = 9, but its probability di…

Suppose that a random variable Z has mean E(X) = 17 and variance Var(X) = 9, but its probability distribution is unknown. Use Chebyshev #x27;s Inequality to estimate a lower bound for (a) Pr(11 lt; Z lt; 23). (b) Pr(10 lt; Z lt; 24). (c) Pr(8 lt; Z lt; 26).

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