The graph shows a probability distribution.
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A graph of a probability distribution. The horizontal axis is labeled X and runs from 0 to 4 by units of 1. The vertical axis is labeled P and has two tick marks, no scale shown. From X equals 1 to X equals 4, the height of the probability distribution is contant and the height corresponds to the first tick mark on the vertical axis.

$\bf\color{blue}{What~ is~ P(1.5≤~X~≤3)?}$

Enter your answer, as a decimal, in the box.
$\bf\color{orange}{P(1.5≤X≤3) =}$

Question

The graph shows a probability distribution.
http://prntscr.com/cf7thb

A graph of a probability distribution. The horizontal axis is labeled X and runs from 0 to 4 by units of 1. The vertical axis is labeled P and has two tick marks, no scale shown. From X equals 1 to X equals 4, the height of the probability distribution is contant and the height corresponds to the first tick mark on the vertical axis.

$\bf\color{blue}{What~ is~ P(1.5≤~X~≤3)?}$

Enter your answer, as a decimal, in the box.
$\bf\color{orange}{P(1.5≤X≤3) =}$