Q1: Let the correlation coefficient between the heights of husbands and wives is o.70 and the mean male heights 5 feet and 10 inches with standard deviation 2 inches, and the mean female heights is 5 feet and 4 inches with standard deviation 1.5 inches. Assuming a bivariate normal distribution, find the value of constants c, and cz such that the probability P(c, < the height of woman < czl the height ofher husband = 6) = 0.95.

Q1: Let the correlation coefficient between the heights of husbands and wives is o.70 and the mean male heights 5 feet and 10 inches with standard deviation 2 inches, and the mean female heights is 5 feet and 4 inches with standard deviation 1.5 inches. Assuming a bivariate normal distribution, find the value of constants c, and cz such that the probability P(c, < the height of woman < czl the height ofher husband = 6) = 0.95.

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