5.28 Find a value z0 of the standard normal random variable z such that a. P(z ? z0) = .0401 b. P(?z0 ? z ? z0) = .95 c. P(?z0 ? z ? z0) = .90 d. P(?z0 ? z ? z0) = .8740 e. P(?z0 ? z ? 0) = .2967 f. P(?2 < z < z0) = .9710 g. P(z ? z0) = .5 h. P(z ? z0) = .0057
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