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Use Table 4, Appendix 3, to find the following
a P(0 ≤ Z ≤ 1.2)
b P(−.9 ≤ Z ≤ 0)
c P(.3 ≤ Z ≤ 1.56)
d P(−.2 ≤ Z ≤ .2)
e P(−1.56 ≤ Z ≤ −.2)
f Applet Exercise Use the applet Normal Probabilities to obtain P(0 ≤ Z ≤ 1.2). Why are the values given on the two horizontal axes identical?
a.
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Find the value of
Answer to Problem 58E
The value of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
It is given that Z is normally distributed with mean 0 and standard deviation 1.
The following can be observed for Z:
Since, the standard normal distribution is symmetric about 0,
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 0.0 along the z column.
- Locate 0 along the Second decimal place of z.
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.5000.
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 1.2 along the z column
- Locate 0 along the Second decimal place of z
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.1151.
Thus, the value of
b.
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Find the value of
Answer to Problem 58E
The value of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The following can be observed for Z:
Since, the standard normal distribution is symmetric about 0,
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 0.0 along the z column.
- Locate 0 along the Second decimal place of z.
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.5000.
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 0.9 along the z column.
- Locate 0 along the Second decimal place of z.
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.1841.
Thus, the value of
c.
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Find the value of
Answer to Problem 58E
The value of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The following can be observed for Z:
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 0.3 along the z column
- Locate 0 along the Second decimal place of z
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.3821.
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 1.5 along the z column
- Locate 6 along the Second decimal place of z
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.0594.
Thus, The value of
d.
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Find the value of
Answer to Problem 58E
The value of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The following can be observed for Z:
Since, the standard normal distribution is symmetric about 0,
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 0.2 along the z column
- Locate 0 along the Second decimal place of z
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.4207.
Thus, the value of
e.
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Find the value of
Answer to Problem 58E
The value of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The following can be observed for Z:
Since, the standard normal distribution is symmetric about 0,
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 0.2 along the z column
- Locate 0 along the Second decimal place of z
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.4207.
Use Table 4: Normal Curve Areas Standard normal probability in right-hand tail to obtain the probability as follows:
- Locate 1.5 along the z column
- Locate 6 along the Second decimal place of z
- The intersection of row and column gives the probability value of 0.0594.
Thus, The value of
f.
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Find the value of
Explain the values given on the two horizontal axes identical or not.
Answer to Problem 58E
The value of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The following can be observed for Z:
Step-by-step procedure to obtain the probability value using Applets as follows:
- Enter Mean = 0 and StDev = 1 values in the provided boxes.
- Enter Start = 0 and End = 1.2 value in the provided boxes.
Output obtained using Applets software is represented as follows:
From the above output, the value of
Thus, the value of
Explanation:
The values given on the two horizontal axes are identical. It is because, in the above output the top Z axes represent the standard normal variable and they y axes represents the variable of interest. In the given situation the standard normal variable is only used. Hence as a result the both axes provide the same Z value of
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