Find probability that tires will last at most given miles

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The mileage (in thousands of miles) that car owners get with a certain kind of tire is a random variable having the probability density function f(x) shown below. If the value of y is 11 thousands, find the probability that these tires will last at most 15,227 miles. You MUST write your answers with 3 decimal places.

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