6. The Maestro computes final course grades in a large CSE 312 class as arbitrary real numbers, with most of them in the interval [0.0, 4.0]. He computes them so that the students' grades are normally distributed with some mean and variance 2, par out of fear of a student revolution. If 5.48% of students get a grade of 3.8 or greater and 34.46% of students get a grade less than 28, what is the percent of students who get a grade less than 2.0? (To help you avoid calculation errors, as a check of your calculation we will tell you that and are each integer multiples of 0.1.) ameters that he keeps secret 6. The Maestro computes final course grades in a large CSE 312 class as arbitrary real numbers, with most of them in the interval [0.0, 4.0]. He computes them so that the students' grades are normally distributed with some mean and variance 2, par out of fear of a student revolution. If 5.48% of students get a grade of 3.8 or greater and 34.46% of students get a grade less than 28, what is the percent of students who get a grade less than 2.0? (To help you avoid calculation errors, as a check of your calculation we will tell you that and are each integer multiples of 0.1.) ameters that he keeps secret