Suppose you want to determine the chances for a different seasonal snowfall amount in Lake Placid, New York. You find that the average season snowfall is 200 inches with a standard deviation of 15 inches. Use this information to calculate the probabilities of the following events (you can express your answer as a ratio or percent). Round to the nearest tenth. 

a. A season in which the city gets more than 210 inches of snow. 

b. A season in which the city gets less than 165 inches of snow. 

c. A season in which the city gets more than 175 inches of snow 

d. A season in which the city gets between 175 and 210 inches of snow.