**Understanding the Standard Normal Distribution**Using the standard normal distribution, find the following probabilities:(a) $ P(z \leq 1.24) $(b) $ P(z \geq -2.81) $(c) $ P(-2.81 \leq z \leq 2.51) $(d) Find $ z^* $ so that: $ P(-z^* \leq z \leq z^*) = 0.96 $**Explanation:**You need to use a standard normal distribution table or calculator to find the probabilities for parts (a), (b), and (c).For part (d), you will find the value of $ z^* $ such that the probability between $-z^*$ and $z^*$ is 0.96. This involves finding the z-scores that correspond to the middle 96% of the distribution.

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Using the standard normal distribution find the following. (a) P (z < 1. 24) (b) P(z > –2. 81) (c)P (-2.81 < z < 2. 51) (d) Find Z^so that (d) P (–2* < z < z*) = 0. 96

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