please answer numbers 14-16. they are counted as 1 question per chart The standard normal distribution is a continuous distribution with a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1.The following is true:About 68% of all outcomes lie within 1 St.Dev.About 95% of all outocomes lie within 2 St.Devs.About 99.7% of all outcomes lie within 3 St. Devs.The probability/percentage/percentile for a normal distribution is the area under the curve. You will ALWAYSBE CALCULATING OVER AN INTERVAL.Values outside of 2 St.Devs. are considered "unusual values."Recall that -H _ value – meanSI.Devsalaries of employees in a large company are normally distributed with a mean of $50,000 and astandard deviation of $4,000. What is the z-value for a person who makes $43,175?14.a. -1.37b. -.037e. -1.71d. -1.25c. 6215. Use a z-table to determine the percentage of employees at this company that make less than $43,175.a. 0461b. 0422c. .0440d. 0436e. 049116. Use the z-table to determine the percentage of employees that make MORE than $43,175. If you draw ablank, read the instructions at the bottom of your z-table.a. 9547b. 9564c. 9560d. 9525e. 9566

We have, Mean μ = $50000 and Standard deviation σ = $4000 Z-Score formula: Z = (X – μ)/σ

14. The salaries of employees in a large company are normally distributed with a mean of $s0,000 and a standard deviation of $4,000. What is the z-value for a person who makes $43,175? a-1.37 b. 037 e. -1.71 d. -1.25 e. 62 15. Use a ztable to determine the percentage of employees at this company that make less than S43,175. a 0461 b. 0422 e. 0440 d. 0436 e. 0491 16. Use the z-table to determine the percentage of employees that make MORE than $43,175. If you draw a blank, read the instructions at the bottom of your z-table. a 9547 ь. 9564 C. 9560 d. 9525 e. 9566

14. The salaries of employees in a large company are normally distributed with a mean of $s0,000 and a standard deviation of $4,000. What is the z-value for a person who makes $43,175? a-1.37 b. 037 e. -1.71 d. -1.25 e. 62 15. Use a ztable to determine the percentage of employees at this company that make less than S43,175. a 0461 b. 0422 e. 0440 d. 0436 e. 0491 16. Use the z-table to determine the percentage of employees that make MORE than $43,175. If you draw a blank, read the instructions at the bottom of your z-table. a 9547 ь. 9564 C. 9560 d. 9525 e. 9566

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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