SOLUTION: Find z-value of the following area for A) 51.5% to the right of the total area B) 45.2% to the right of the total area C) 92% the middle of the total area Please help imme

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Question 609420: Find z-value of the following area for
A) 51.5% to the right of the total area
B) 45.2% to the right of the total area
C) 92% the middle of the total area
Please help immediately! I don't understand what my teacher is saying!

Answer by ewatrrr(24785)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 
Hi
If I am understanding Your Question Properly: Hope the visual helps..
the z value line determines the Area left to right (minus values when Area < 50% and
Positive values when Area > 50%. Exact middle: z = 0
Am using the Excel function NORMSINV() to determine the z-values.
Hope this helps. Important to be able to visualized the Area under the curve.
A) 51.5% to the right of the total area NORMSINV(0.515)= z= .3761

B) 45.2% to the right of the total area NORMSINV(0.452)= z = -.1206

C) 92% the middle of the total area NORMSINV(0.040) =z = -1.7507and NORMSINV(0.96)=z = 1.7507

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