Find the indicated probability using the standard normal distribution. P(0< z<0.455)

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P(z<Z) table :

P(z<0.455) = (P(z<0.45)+P(z<0.46))/2

= (0.6736+0.6772)/2 = 0.6754

P(0< z<0.455) = P(z<0.455) - P(z<0)

= 0.6754 - 0.5

= 0.1754

P(0< z<0.455) = = 0.1754

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orchestra answered 11 months ago

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