Select True or False 1. True or False: In a normal distribution, a z-score of at least Show Transcribed Text is indicative of a rare event it occurs 5% of the time or less 2. True or False: For every normal distribution, .6826 (68.26%) of the are under the curve lies between the mean and a point that is one standard deviation to the right and one standard deviation to the left or right of the mean. 3. True or False: For every normal distribution, .3413 (34.13%) of the are under the curve lies between the mean and a point that is one standard deviation either to the right or left of the mean. Select True or False1. True or False: In a normal distribution, a z-score of at least1.96is indicative of a rare event it occurs 5% of the time or less2. True or False: For every normal distribution, .6826 (68.26%) of the are under the curve lies between the mean and apoint that is one standard deviation to the right and one standard deviation to the left or right of the mean.3. True or False: For every normal distribution, .3413 (34.13%) of the are under the curve lies between the mean and apoint that is one standard deviation either to the right or left of the mean.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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Select True or False

1. True or False: In a normal distribution, a z-score of at least

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is indicative of a rare event it occurs 5% of the time or less

2. True or False: For every normal distribution, .6826 (68.26%) of the are under the curve lies between the mean and a point that is one standard deviation to the right and one standard deviation to the left or right of the mean.

3. True or False: For every normal distribution, .3413 (34.13%) of the are under the curve lies between the mean and a point that is one standard deviation either to the right or left of the mean.