Question 3 0/1 pt 3 Details If you see a question involving Z, such as P(Z...

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Question 3 0/1 pt 3 Details If you see a question involving Z, such as P(Z < 1.2), it means "if you choose an individual at random from a normal population, what is the probability that his/her/its z-score is less than 1.2". The process is the same as the previous examples. Just use mean=0 and sd=1. There is a link to a video below this question if you need help ? Question For the standard normal distribution ( 0 and = 1), use Statcrunch to find P(z < -0.02). Answer = (Round to three decimal places) Question Help: Video Post to forum Submit Question Next Page Question 3 0/1 pt 3 Details If you see a question involving Z, such as P(Z < 1.2), it means "if you choose an individual at random from a normal population, what is the probability that his/her/its z-score is less than 1.2". The process is the same as the previous examples. Just use mean=0 and sd=1. There is a link to a video below this question if you need help ? Question For the standard normal distribution ( 0 and = 1), use Statcrunch to find P(z < -0.02). Answer = (Round to three decimal places) Question Help: Video Post to forum Submit Question Next Page

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