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Find the numerical value of the area under the normal curve given the following information:

less than z = -0.06

enter your answer as a decimal (NOT percentage) and lead with a zero...for example: 0.1234

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Answer:

.4761

I have a feeling that you are not quite getting the concept of these questions

a "Z" table "maps" a value (x-mu/sigma) to a number on a z-table chart

Your calculator has the function but the chart is simple for this questions

the numbers IN the chart represent "the percent UNDER THE NORMAL CURVE"

a z =0 is the MIDDLE so it is 50%

your questions is negative so it is to the left of the "middle"

all you have to do is find the z number on the chart and that is the answer to this question

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Find the numerical value of the area under the normal curve given the following information-example-1
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