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27 May, 17:27

Find the percent of a standard normal model found in the given region

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  1. 27 May, 18:05
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    If the given is. 97 the best way to explain this would be cross out the impossibles. You must notice that the variable is defined as z greater than + 0.97. This would mean it has to be less than 0.5 (because it is completely excluding a half of your normal distribution which is defined by z). Therefore, b., c., d., and e. are simply not possible. leaving a as the only
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