AnswersAZ-Common Core Algebra II BIntroduction to Normal Distributions

Applications with Standard Normal Distribution Answers

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1.251.52.5

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1.25
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1.5
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2.5
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11%40%60%89%

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11%
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40%
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89%
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P(z > –2.1)1–P(z 2.1)

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P(z > –2.1)
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1–P(z < 2.1)
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P(z < 2.1)
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1–P(z > 2.1)
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Which statement represents the percent of American adults with total cholesterol scores in the borderline-high range?

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0.01790.58320.98211

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0.0179
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0.9821
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Explain how to use the standard normal table to find the probability associated with the shaded area under the curve.

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To find the probability of the shaded area between z 0.4 and z 1.9, first use the standard normal table to find the cumulative area to the left of z 1.9. Then, find the cumulative area to the left of z 0.4. Subtract the area for z 0.4 from the area for z 1.9 to find the probability of being within that specific interval.

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The standard normal table gives areas under the curve to the left of z-scores.
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Find the probability in the standard normal table that a value is to the left of 1.9.
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Find the probability in the standard normal table that a value is to the left of 0.4.
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Subtract the probability of a value being to the left of 0.4 from the probability of a value being to the left of 1.9.
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16%26%73%98%

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1.251.52.5

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1.25
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1.5
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2.5
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11%40%60%✔ 89%

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11%
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40%
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60%
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89%
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P(z > –2.1)1–P(z 2.1)

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P(z > –2.1)
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1–P(z < 2.1)
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P(z < 2.1)
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1–P(z > 2.1)

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