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Find the area of the shaded region

Find the area of the shaded region-example-1
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Answer: Second Option


P (-1.17 <z <1.17) = 0.7580

Explanation:

The shaded area corresponds to the interval


-1.17 <z <1.17.

By definition, for a standard normal distribution the area under the curve in the interval (b <z <h) is equal to:


P (b <z <h)

So in this case we look for:


P (-1.17 <z <1.17)

This is:


P (-1.17 <z <1.17) = P (z <1.17) - P (z <-1.17)

Looking at the standard normal table we have to:


P (z <1.17) = 0.8790\\P (z <-1.17) = 0.1210

So:


P (-1.17 <z <1.17) = 0.8790- 0.1210\\\\P (-1.17 <z <1.17) = 0.7580

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