
Vanessa S.
asked 10/18/21Find the area under the standard normal curve which lies
A. to the left of 0.47
b) to the right of z = -0.06
( c) to the right of z = 2.53
d) to the left of z = -1.31
(e) between z = 0.72 and z = 1.59
(f) between z = -0.11 and z = 2.48
1 Expert Answer
(a) For z = 0.47, I have a Casio calculator program that will give highly accurate A equal to 0.1808224912. Take Area to the left of z = 0.47 then as 0.5 + 0.1808224912 or 0.6808224912 equivalent to 0.6808.
(b) For z = -0.06, my program gives A as |-0.02392218265|. Take Area to the right of z = -0.06 then as |-0.02392218265| + 0.5 or |0.52392218265| equivalent to 0.5239.
(c) For z = 2.53, my program gives A as 0.4942968737. Take Area to the right of z = 2.53 then as
0.5 − 0.4942968737 or 0.005703126335 equivalent to 0.0057.
(d) For z = -1.31, my program gives A as |-0.4049020822|. Take Area to the left of z = -1.31 then as
|-0.5| − |-0.4049020822| or 0.0950979178 equivalent to 0.0951.
(e) For z = 0.72, my program gives A as 0.2642375022. For z = 1.59, my program gives A as 0.4440825975. Take Area between z = 0.72 and z = 1.59 then as 0.4440825975 − 0.2642375022 or 0.1798450953 equivalent to 0.1798.
(f) For z = -0.11, my program gives A as |-0.04379531254|. For z = 2.48, my program gives A as 0.4934308809. Take Area between z = -0.11 and z = 2.48 then as |-0.04379531254| + 0.4934308809
or 0.5372261934 equivalent to 0.5372.
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Jon S.
Have you tried looking up these values using the standard normal probability table or a tool that uses it?10/19/21