The quartile points for a probability density function are the values 
that divide the area under the graph of the
function into four equal parts. Find the quartile points for the probability density function f(x) .
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Q32: {(41, -3), (5, -2), (5, 0), (9,
Q37: Rate: 6% Time: 210 days<br>Interest: $48.03<br>A)$4,803.00<br>B)$1,372.29<br>C)$1,422.29<br>D)$137.23
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