Let Z be the standard normal random variable. What is P(Z<2.38)? 0.5239 0.7764 0.9162 0.9913 None...

Let Z be the standard normal random variable. What is P(Z<2.38)?

		0.5239
		0.7764
		0.9162
		0.9913
		None of the above

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