(0.3)a) Identify the Z value in the following diagram of the standard normadistribution (interpolate, as neded)0.668b) Converting a normal probability to a standard normal probability.Given that X has the normal distribution N (60,4), Find P{55SX363}.) Let X have a binomial distribution with p 0.4 and n150.Approximate the probability that:1) X is between 52 and 71 both inclusive.2) X is greater than 67.3) Calculate the Mean and Standard Deviation of X.d) The numbers of road accidents per day reported in a given city a 100consecutive days are as follows:No. of accidentsNo. of days2345.192626159.4.Check whether the distribution of accidents can be considered to be aPoisson distribution.e) Define the term "Random Variable;"9.4)a) The following data represent ten students on the subjects ofmanagement and statistics. Find the spearman correlation coefficient90 65 50 | 80 70 95 7595 60 65 | 85 80 90 70management 6075558555statistics50b) Computing from a data sct of (x.y) values, we obtained the followingsummary statistics.n-20, x-1.4, y-5.2, Sxx-28.2, Sxy-3.25,Syy 2.011) Obtain the equation of the best fitting straight line.2) Estimate o2

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