**Educational Resource: Understanding Z-Scores in a Standard Normal Distribution**---### Find the Indicated Z-Score**Problem Statement:**The graph depicts the standard normal distribution with mean 0 and standard deviation 1. The shaded area of the graph is 0.8012. Your task is to find the indicated z-scores that correlate with this shaded area.**Detailed Explanation of the Graph:**1. **Graphical Details**: - The graph is a bell curve representing the standard normal distribution. - The x-axis is labeled with values ranging from -3 to 3. - The y-axis represents the probability density.2. **Shaded Area**: - The area under the curve shaded in blue corresponds to a probability or area of 0.8012. - The shaded region spans from approximately -1.17 on the left to approximately 1.42 on the right, covering the central part of the distribution which corresponds to the specified area.**Answer Choices**:- Option A: (-1.17, 1.42)- Option B: (-1.88, 0.84)- Option C: (-0.84, 1.88)- Option D: (-1.42, 1.17)Select the correct answer based on the z-scores that bound the shaded area.**Correct Answer:**Option A: (-1.17, 1.42)This conclusion is drawn based on the observation that the shaded area under the standard normal distribution curve between approximately -1.17 and 1.42 corresponds to the given area of 0.8012.**Continue**: Click the continue button to proceed with more exercises on z-scores and normal distribution.---**Interactive Feature**: Try identifying z-scores for different shaded areas to strengthen your understanding of the normal distribution.

We have given that X~N(0,1) mu=0 ,sigma =1 Z-socre =(X-mu)/sigma

Find the indicated z score. The graph depicts the standard normal distribution with mean 0 and standard devlation 1. Shaded area is 0.8012. -3 -1 O(-1.17, 1.42) (-1.88, 0.84) 0(-0.84, 1.88) 0(-1.42, 1.17) Continue

Find the indicated z score. The graph depicts the standard normal distribution with mean 0 and standard devlation 1. Shaded area is 0.8012. -3 -1 O(-1.17, 1.42) (-1.88, 0.84) 0(-0.84, 1.88) 0(-1.42, 1.17) Continue

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