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For a standard normal distribution, find Find P(z

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It is given that,


P(zHere 'z' is the standard normal variate.<p>CASE-1 Assuming that 'c' lies on right side of z=0 line.</p><p>Simplify the expression as,</p>[tex]P(z<0)+P(0We know that the probability of z being less than zero, is 0.5,[tex]0.5+P(0Observe that the probability comes out to be negative, which is not possible.<p>CASE-2 Assuming that 'c' lies on the left side of z=0 line.</p><p>Then,</p>[tex]\begin{gathered} P(zFrom the Standard Normal Distribution Table, we see that the probability 0.1316 corresponds to the score close to 0.34 i.e.[tex]\varnothing(0.34)=0.1331

Thus, the value of the variable 'c' is 0.34 approximately.

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