A study of the diastolic blood pressures of men produced a mean of 82mmHg and a standard deviation of 10mmHg. Complete the following steps to determine the probability of a man from the study having a diastolic blood pressure less than 75mmHg. (NOTE: Remember that z-scores have two decimal places and areas/probabilities have four) What is the z-score? What is the area associated with that score? What is the probability of a man from the study having a diastolic biood pressure less than 75mmHg?

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