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Question we want to find the values of z in the standard normal distribution.
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So here, for the first one, we know, so let me draw on here, that the area right to this value, so this means that this is the value that we want, and the area right to this value is 0 .03, which means that the area left to this number is 1 minus 0 .03, 0 .97.
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With this information, we can use the z table that provides the area under the curve for this end normal distribution to find that this ad should be 1 .88, considering only two decimal places.
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So we're going to repeat the same thing and use the z table to compute each one of these values.
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So here, the area right to 80 .0 .045, which means that this is 0 .95.
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And using the z table this should be in this case 1 .70.
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For item c we're gonna do this same thing again.
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So if this area here is 0 .05 we have that this area is 0 .95 and z is 1 .64 and for the last one we have here this area is 0 .04 which means that this is 0 .9.
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Which means that this will give us 1 .75.
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One thing that you should know is that when you use the z table, you're going to have the values of z in the first column and in the first column, sorry, and in the beginning of each column...