For a standard normal random variable Z, find (a) P[Z < .62] (b) P[Z < -.62] (c)
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(a) P[Z < .62]
(b) P[Z < -.62]
(c) P[Z > 1.59]
(d) P[Z > -1.59]
(e) P[ -1.3 < Z < 2.61 ]
(f) P[.08 < Z < .8]
(g) P[-1.62 < Z < -.34]
(h) P[\Z\ < 1.65]
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Statistics Principles And Methods
ISBN: 9780470904114
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Authors: Richard A. Johnson, Gouri K. Bhattacharyya
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