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Addison Wyatt
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28 October, 22:17
What is P (0.6 ≤ z ≤ 2.12) ?
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Elise Russell
28 October, 22:33
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You have to look up in your Z score table.
P (0.6≤ z≤ 2012) is the probability or area (of the bell shaped curve) between the value of z = 2.212 & z = 0.6.
To that end for z₁ = 2.12 you find an area = 0.9830 and
for z₂ = 0.6 you find an area = 0.7257
Subtract those values z₁ - z₂ = 0.9830 - 0.7257 = 0.2573
and P (0.6≤ z≤ 2012) = 0.2573 (0r 25.73%)
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Julius Washington
28 October, 22:39
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The answer is B. 26%
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