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Between z = 2.12 and z = -2.12

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a box contains five ball. the balls are numbered 1,2,3,4 and 5. a person randomly draws to balls from the box. let X be the sum of the numbers kf the ball drawn. what is the sum of all probabilities, P(X=x)?

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