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The random variable Z has a standardised Gaussian distribution: Z∼N(0,1). Determine the following probabilities: P(Z<0.3)= P(Z≥−0.3)= P(−3.0≤Z≤3.0)=

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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The random variable Z has a standardised Gaussian distribution: Z∼N(0,1). Determine the following probabilities:

P(Z<0.3)=

P(Z≥−0.3)=

P(−3.0≤Z≤3.0)=

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