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a.
Find the
a.

Answer to Problem 34E
The
Explanation of Solution
Step-by-step procedure to obtain the
- Choose Normal under Theoretical Distributions.
- In Normal Distribution, click Edit Parameters.
- Enter mean as 0 and standard deviation as 1 and click Ok.
- Click Two-Tail.
- Click on the 0.950. In custom proportion, enter 0.800.
- Click Ok.
Output obtained using StatKey is as follows:
Thus, the
b.
Find the
b.

Answer to Problem 34E
The
Explanation of Solution
Step-by-step procedure to obtain the
- Choose Normal under Theoretical Distributions.
- In Normal Distribution, click Edit Parameters.
- Enter mean as 0 and standard deviation as 1 and click Ok.
- Click Two-Tail.
- Click on the 0.950. In custom proportion, enter 0.840.
- Click Ok.
Output obtained using StatKey is as follows:
Thus, the
c.
Find the
c.

Answer to Problem 34E
The
Explanation of Solution
Step-by-step procedure to obtain the
- Choose Normal under Theoretical Distributions.
- In Normal Distribution, click Edit Parameters.
- Enter mean as 0 and standard deviation as 1 and click Ok.
- Click Two-Tail.
- Click on the 0.950. In custom proportion, enter 0.920.
- Click Ok.
Output obtained using StatKey is as follows:
Thus, the
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