Solution-1:
shape of normal curve depends on standard deviation
STANDARD DEVIATION
OPTION B
Solution-2
Z follows normal distribution with mean 0 and sd=1
so symmetric about zero
OPTION D
Solution-3:
z=2.5
z=x-mean/stddev
2.5=x-45/3
x=2.5*3+45
x= 52.5
:OPTION E
Solution-4:
spread increased mean decreased
smaller value of standard deviation

OPTION D
Solution-5:
For 95 th percentile
qnorm(0.95)
1.644854
z=1.64
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