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Hello, so we have a normal distribution and we want to find the probability of z that's 1 .2 so this is pretty straightforward we're going to go to the z table and look for probability when z is 1 .2 and from the z table we're going to get 0 .88493 so this is going to be 0 .8848493 from the z table okay b is the probability of z greater down.
00:44
3 .3.
00:47
So this one is greater down, so we need to rewrite this as 1 minus the probability of z -11 equal 2, 1 .3.
00:56
Then we can't look at the z table for 1 .33.
01:05
Let's see what that is.
01:09
That's 0 .9084.
01:12
0 .90824.
01:19
So then our required probability it's going to be 1 minus 0 .90 824.
01:28
It's going to be 0 .0 .176.
01:34
As you can see, c has a probability of z greater than negative 1 .70.
01:42
So you do 1 minus the probability of z and negative 1 .70.
01:52
Check the z table.
01:55
Look for negative 1 .7.
02:00
Let's see what that is.
02:02
So for the z table, that's going to give a 0 .0 .4457.
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04457.
02:16
So let's see what that is.
02:18
So 1 minus 0 .04457.
02:20
So 1 minus 0 .04457.
02:22
So we're going to be 0 .9 .5, 5, 7.
02:27
4, 3.
02:31
So can t, the property of d, you know, than negative 1 .00.
02:41
So we have 1 minus the value of 0 0 ,000 of 0 ,000, negative 1 .00.
02:53
Let's see what negative 1 gives in this table.
02:56
It gives 0 .15 -866.
03:01
2 .15866.
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Let's look at our required probability...