The variable z has a standard normal distribution. What is the probability z will be in the range -1 to + 2 ? (Hint: use function pnorm) (Give your answer corrected to four decimal points as 0.xxxx)
The variable z has a standard normal distribution. What is the probability z will be in...
The variable z has a standard normal distribution. What is the probability z will be in the range - 1 to + 2 ? (Hint: use function pnorm) (Give your answer corrected to four decimal points as 0.xxxx)
Q.1) Z is the standard normal variable. Use table 1 to determine
the required probability to four decimal places. Answers should be
given in the form 0.xxxx.
P(Z < -3.07)
Answer:
Q.2) X is a random variable which is normally distributed with a
mean of 99.01 and a standard deviation of 15.56. Use the Excel
function NORMINV to determine the required value of Xo to two
decimal places. Give your answer in the form xx.xx.
P(X < Xo) = 0.0344...
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