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(a) Find P [Z > 1.26]. (b) Find P [Z > -1.37}. (c) find P[-1.25 (a)...

(a) Find P [Z > 1.26]. (b) Find P [Z > -1.37}. (c) find P[-1.25
(a) Find P [Z > 1.26]. (b) Find P [Z > -1.37}. (c) find P[-1.25<Z<0.37). (d) find z such that P[Z>z]=0.05. (e) find z such that P[-z<Z<z]=0.99. (f) find the value of k such that P[k<Z<-0.18]=0.4197

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