2. The Canadian government on an annual basis collects national data on hate crimes. It records data about crimes that manifest evidence of prejudice.based on race, religion, sexual. orientation or ethnicity, including the crimes of murder and non-negligent manslaughter,. forcible rape, aggravated assault, simple assault, intimidation, arson and destruction, damage. or vandalism of property. The Hate Crime Data collected in.2007 reveals, based on.25,000 incidents, that the mean number of victims in a particular type of hate crime was 2.25, with a. standard deviation of.0.82. Assuming that the number of victims was normally distributed. across the 25000 incidents, answer the following questions. . 2a. What proportion of crime incidents had more than.3 victims?.1 2b. How many of these incidents involved less than 2 victims?.1 2c. What proportion had.between 2 and.3.5 victims?.1 2d. How many incidents were between 2 and 2.20 victims?.1 3. University student cycled across Canada.in.70.days. . One of.her.Profs . decided to do it as well, a year later, and completed it in 85.days. Assuming that the time to complete trip is normally distributed, with a mean time of 90. days and the standard deviation of 15 days: 1 3a. What proportion did it faster than the university student?.9 3b. What percentage slower than the prof?.1 3c. What percentage fell somewhere between the student and the prof, i.e. somewhere between 70 and 85 days?.1