1. Suppose a random variable, Z, follows a Standard Normal distribution. Find the following probabilities using...

1. Suppose a random variable, Z, follows a Standard Normal distribution. Find the following probabilities using the z-table.

For the Z distribution, find the following. Use z-table and check with Excel. Sketch, etc.

(a) the 28^th percentile

(b) the 59^th percentile.

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