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Use the standard normal distribution to find the probability P(z > 0.36).
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Use the standard normal distribution to find the probability P(z > 0.36).

Use the standard normal distribution to find the probability P(z > 0.36).-example-1
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The Solution.

Drawing the table, we have

The probability

[tex]P(Z>0.36)=P(0Substituting, we have[tex]\begin{gathered} P(Z>0.36)=P(0Hence, the correct answer is 0.3594
Use the standard normal distribution to find the probability P(z > 0.36).-example-1
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