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P(-0.6<Z<b)=0.3456
=> P(Z<b)-P(Z<-0.6)=0.3456
=> P(Z<b)-0.2742531=0.3456
=> P(Z<b)=0.3456+0.2742531=0.6198531=P(Z<0.305095)
So,b=0.305095
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