James F. answered 06/20/14
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If X~Normal(8,3) then we know that (X-8)/3 ~ Normal(0,1)
⇒P(9 < X < 11) = P(9-8 < X-8 < 11-8) = P[(9-8)/3 < (X-8)/3 < (11-8)/3] = P(1/3 < Z < 1)
where Z~Normal(0,1)
=P(Z<1) - P(Z<1/3) which can be solved using a Normal table or software
Just remember that if you need to find any Normal distribution probabilities, you'll always want to convert it to a Normal(0,1)
J.T.