Find each of the probabilities where z is a z-score from a standard normal distribution with...

Find each of the probabilities where z is a z-score from a standard normal distribution with a mean of μ=0 and standard deviation σ=1. Make sure you draw a picture of each problem. Show all steps with TI 83

P(z < 2.15)

P(z > 0.71)

P(-1.45 <z < 2.17)

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