SOLUTION: Suppose Z is a standard normal variable and P( Z>c)=0.0154, the value of c is?

SOLUTION: Suppose Z is a standard normal variable and P( Z>c)=0.0154, the value of c is?

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Question 635733: Suppose Z is a standard normal variable and P( Z>c)=0.0154, the value of c is?
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Suppose Z is a standard normal variable and P( Z>c)=0.0154, the value of c is?
Find the z-value with a right-tail of 1.54%.
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invNorm(1-0.0154) = 2.1596
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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