I am unable to figure out how the area (0.6915) in this example problem was reached. The problem says to "use technology", but doesn't specify how. I have tried to solve it multiple times in different ways using my TI-84 Plus calculator, but with no success. My calculator has given me errors several of the times that I have tried. Is there a step that I'm missing? Assume that females have pulse rates that are normally distributed with a mean of u =77.0 beats per minute ara standard deviation of o = 12.0 beats per minute.a. If 1 adult female is randomly selected, find the probability that her pulse rate is less than 83 beats perminute.Notice that an individual value from a normally distributed population has been chosen. Therefore, use thepopulation distribution to determine the probability.First, convert the pulse rate to the corresponding z-score using z =and the population distributionstatistics.83 – 77.0Z =12.0= 0.5The area that corresponds to the probability that an adult female's pulse rate is less than 83 beats per minuteis the area under the standard normal distribution curve to the left of z = 0.5.While technology or a standard normal distribution table can beused to find the area to the left of z = 0.5, for this problem, usetaahnallau rai ndins ta faur dasimalnlann 83 - 77.0Z =12.0= 0.5The area that corresponds to the probability that an adult female's pulse rate is less than 83 beats per minuteis the area under the standard normal distribution curve to the left of z = 0.5.While technology or a standard normal distribution table can beused to find the area to the left of z = 0.5, for this problem, usetechnology, rounding to four decimal places.The area is 0.6915.X = 83µ = 77.0Press Continue to see more

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Description: I am unable to figure out how the area (0.6915) in this example problem was reached. The problem says to "use technology", but doesn't specify how. I have tried to solve it multiple times in different ways using my TI-84 Plus calculator, but with no