Let be a random variable with a standard normal distribution. Find the indicated probabilities. a) P (z< -1.32) => = 2.17)=c) To the left of z = 72,e) P(z >=-1.50) =b) P(z < =-2.15)=d) P(z Pls show complete steps, showusing excel. And explanation ismandatory pls.

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