MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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**Standard Normal Distribution Probability Calculation** To find the indicated probability using the standard normal distribution, we'll use the following information: **Problem:** Determine the probability \( P(z > -0.13) \). **Resources:** - [View page 1 of the standard normal table](#) - [View page 2 of the standard normal table](#) **Calculation:** \( P(z > -0.13) = \) [Enter value here] (Round your answer to four decimal places as needed.) **Explanation:** Utilize the standard normal distribution tables linked above to find the probability value corresponding to \( z = -0.13 \). Then, determine the probability for \( z > -0.13 \) by subtracting the table value from 1, since tables typically provide \( P(z \leq \text{value}) \).
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Transcribed Image Text:**Standard Normal Distribution Probability Calculation** To find the indicated probability using the standard normal distribution, we'll use the following information: **Problem:** Determine the probability \( P(z > -0.13) \). **Resources:** - [View page 1 of the standard normal table](#) - [View page 2 of the standard normal table](#) **Calculation:** \( P(z > -0.13) = \) [Enter value here] (Round your answer to four decimal places as needed.) **Explanation:** Utilize the standard normal distribution tables linked above to find the probability value corresponding to \( z = -0.13 \). Then, determine the probability for \( z > -0.13 \) by subtracting the table value from 1, since tables typically provide \( P(z \leq \text{value}) \).
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