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Q: 1. P(0<z<1.44) 2. P(-2.81 <z<0).
A: 1)P(0<z<1.44)
Q: Find z given that P(.24 <Z <z) = .12
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Q: f. Find P(X ≤ 5.89) g. Find P(X ≥ 4.59) h. Find P(4.39 ≤ X ≤ 5.60)
A: Given From given graphMean(μ)=5.2standard deviation(σ)=0.5
Q: p(z < 1.29)
A: standard normal distribution Z~N(0,1) P(z<1.29) = ?
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Q: Find P(-1.40 < Z < 0) .4192 .1259 .4357 .8907
A: Solution: Let Z be the standard normal random variable with mean μ=0 and standard deviation σ=1…
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Q: To find P(x<2.35) where do you shade?
A: Left side
Q: Find the interval values for Z such that P(-z<Z<z)= 0.9886.
A: P(-z<Z<z) =0.9886.·. x=1-0.9886 =0.0114
Q: P(z>1.2)
A: Given problem Given that P(z>1.2) Ans) P( z>1.2 ) is, = 1 - P( z ≤ 1.2 )
Q: If X~t(10) then the p(x < 2.28)
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Q: P(Z<1.89) (less than or equal to)
A: Given that. X~N( 0 , 1 ) μ=0 , ?=1 (for standard normal distribution) Z-score =( x - μ )/?
Q: Let X-bin(12,0.4), then P(5 <= X < 10) is closest to: a. 0.334 b. 0.562 c. 0.332 d. 0.335 e. 0.559
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Q: V. b) Let X₁. X₂X128G(2,4), by CLT find P(7 < X < 9) use (N(2)-0.977).
A: Given that X1,X2, .....X128 ~G(2,4) then using CLT we have to find P(7<x̄ <9)
Q: Calculate P(Z < 1.5)
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Q: P(x < 17.872)
A: Let's take the given Sample size n=33 from a population, with mean=16 and standard deviation=8.4…
Q: P(1.15 < Z < 2.77) =
A: X~N( 0 , 1 ) μ=0 , ?=1 (for standard normal distribution) Z-score =( x - μ )/?
Q: P (Z<1.8572)
A: Answer - Find P (Z<1.8572)
Q: P(x) = . Let and let = 10. Find P(9) x!
A: We have to find p(9)
Q: P(0.51 ≤ Z ≤ 1.4) =
A: Draw the normal curve and shade the area between z=0.51 and z=1.4.
Q: 8. Find an injective function from P(N) × P(N) into P(N).
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Q: If a > 0 is constructible, then √a is also constructible.
A: Since α>0 is constructible, then 1+α is constructible and 1+α2 is also constructible so far.…
Q: (h) P(1.26 ≤ Z ≤ 2.50) (1) P(1.90 ≤ Z) (1) P(|Z| ≤ 2.50)
A: It is given that the standard normal random variable Z with mean 0 and variance 1. Note: The…
Q: Find P(Z<0.5) and show in graph.
A: We will find P(Z<0.5) By looking into z-table for one tailed
Q: p(0 < z < 1.30)= p(0 < z < 1.83)= p(1.30 < z < 1.83)=
A: Given that:Z is standard normal Distributed with i.e. mean µ =0 and standard deviation σ =1 By…
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