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Category > Management Posted 03 Feb 2018 My Price 4.00

cumulative area

7.70 Because P(z .44) = .67, 67% of all z values are less than .44, and .44 is the 67th percentile of the stan- dard normal distribution. Determine the value of each of the following percentiles for the standard normal distri- bution (Hint: If the cumulative area that you must look for does not appear in the z table, use the closest entry):

a.      The 91st percentile (Hint: Lookforarea.9100.)

b.       The 77th percentile

c.       The 50th percentile

d.      The 9th percentile

e.       What is the relationship between the 70th z percen- tile and the 30th z percentile?

 

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