This question pertains to calculating probability using a table.Part 1 of 3Explain the steps you take when you calculate the probability for P(Z > #) using a table.This answer has not been graded yet.

First of all, to find the value of P(Z > #), look at the sign of #, whether it is -ve or +ve. If…

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Part 1 of 3 Explain the steps you take when you calculate the probability for P(Z > #) using a table.